Inge

Hooker Always going to be single sagging tits

That is so Inge, I don't want that in my life.

by Abc123FuckOff May 26, 2019

Ingledorffs

Small spider-monkey creatures that much on the faces of children while they sleep.

Mother: " OMG! Little Timmy's face is gone!"
Father: " Oh dont worry his face just got eaten by a pack of wild Ingledorffs."
Mother: " Thank God, that could have been much worse."

by jeffrey is soooooo crunchy July 25, 2011

Inglejuice

Dark rum mixed with Dr. Pepper. Originated in Inglewood, California with two whiteboy Australians. It has now become a classic blend expressing the exotic flavors of the region.

Last night that inglejuice really got me grooving.

Last night I turned into an inglejuice.

Bloody oath cunt, im fucking inglejuiced.

by Snow Safari December 2, 2013

ingenuex

a saucy girl who dances for the world

"MAN I HOPE THAT INGENUEX WILL COME DANCE FOR US...SHE IS soooooOOoooOo FINE"
;)

by alicia July 14, 2004

Iggles

When you get the giggles because you’re really stoned.

I don’t usually smoke pot, but I did tonight and now have the iggles.

by Smammon December 27, 2019

Ingeborg

Ingeborg is a girl who love boys with the name tobias

Oh he Ingeborg him!

by Skrrtskrrt69 October 11, 2018

inglish

The term proposed to describe intentional and unintentional errors in English spelling and grammar belonging (but not limited) to the following categories:

Phonetic errors:
Using the incorrect word, based on its prenouciation
(i.e. its/it's, you're/youre/your, bear/bare, etc.)

Leet/Gamer/Warez Speak:
Errors resulting from quick typing, replacing suffixes -er with -or, etc. Words spelled using numeric characters such as "H4RDC0R3 1337 SP34K" should be excluded from this list.
(i.e. teh, suxxor, haxorz, warez, pwnage).

LOLcat lingo:
Distortion of English grammar and spelling intended to give it a silly/cute appeal. (Yes, it can include the Walrus)
(i.e. I can has cheesburger, They be stealin mah bukit)

The name "inglish" can be understood both as an abbreviation of "Internet English" or as misspelled phonetic representation of the word "English". It is spelled without the capitalization, as it is not an actual language.

stop using inglish!
this article is written in inglish.

by q3c August 15, 2008