Inshira

Inshira won't stop saying "oh" much like the common autistic owl

person 1: "OMG I heard *insert name here* is dating Inshira now

Inshira:"*autistic owl noises*"

by mmmmmcrunchymilk November 9, 2018

Doum Inshallah

An endearing Arabic phrase that is used to wish to see someone’s pleasant feeling - usually expressed by smiling or laughing - to last. The literal translation of the phrase is “Always, if God wills” and usually means “Hopefully, always”.

- Look at Noah! He can’t stop smiling
- Doum inshallah

by TheArabist April 12, 2021

Inskilled

1. to have insane skills since birth
2. unbeatable

"Dawg, Im inskilled in basketball! no one can beat me!"

"Holy! that shot sucked man. You can never beat anyone inskilled."

by JeffSLR January 11, 2009

inchilldelity

When your partner continues watching your common Netflix show while you are at work or away from home.

What started as Netflix and Chill ended with inchilldelity, and now I am forced to watch the end of the series without seeing the last three episodes.

by ralphwaldosanderson June 3, 2018

insilu

A dude who says Bruh all the time and probably hella hot and mega funny

Yo that insilu
Damn he hot

by Fanatic_of_thigs November 27, 2020

Inshira

Inshiras are one of a kind. They are soft at their hearts and has a bold personality. They are creative, hardworking and driven by their goals. Inshiras are charismatic and unique and always stand out in a crowd because they are born leaders, a true Alpha female. They keep their circles small and loves attention. They make great writers, poets and creative individuals that people look upto. They are not just good at their passion but they are also great lovers. If you give your heart to a Inshira, be assured you will be the luckiest one alive.

I am lucky to have met an Inshira

Inshira is unique as a star that you'll never see twice

by anonym900 November 23, 2021

Inshallah

An Arabic term, it means literally "Should Allah(God) want to" but when used it means "No" in the least harmful manner.
It's most commonly used as a response to a request of "going out" or "planning a visit".
It's widely used among Arab moms as a reply to her child's request.

- Mom can we go to the park after lunch?
- Inshallah habibi.
- So should I get dressed?
- Inshallah.

by Mr. Muakond July 24, 2017