iDork

An experienced teenage Mac user addicted to anything Apple related. Frequent poster at teen mac-related forums.

He's such an iDork. All he ever talks about are iPods.

by Alan C. January 5, 2006

Idora

Strong. Intuitive. No Nonsense. Passionate.

A woman of class, sass, and intelligence. One of a kind. Unique. A woman that goes hard or doesn't go. It's either ALL or nothing.

A lion in your corner or a thorn in your side. Your choice.

All in all, a loyal and honest friend, a fun and upbeat person to be around, and the life of the party or the belle of the ball.

To be an Idora is the utmost compliment for a woman.

by Arodi English January 17, 2017

Ivory Hobo

The wayward, solitary genius that the FBI or CIA reluctantly goes to for assistance.

“Damn it! We’re stumped. Looks like we've got no choice but to call in the ivory hobo.”

by Samantha Youngpuppy January 14, 2013

Ivory rubbish

Someone who thinks they are hot shit, balling...but are really just higher versions of white trash. Examples include baby mommas living high on the hog of their baby daddy's money, medium-end strippers, waitress and the like, flirting/getting involved with rich married people, partying and living place to place, etc.

Tamara just got her child support payment, look at her new jeans! She is such an ivory rubbish hoe.....!

by tacobella36 December 22, 2017

ivory trailer

insupportable moral superiority

don't preach to me from your ivory trailer woman(freckles)

by dave namegah January 4, 2009

Ivory-Billed Woodpecker

America's largest woodpecker. Presumed extinct for decades (the last confirmed sighting came before WWII), it has been spotted and videotaped deep in an Arkansas forest.

The only bird even slightly similar to the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker is the Pileated Woodpecker.

by Diggity Monkeez April 29, 2005

Inory

The word INORY it self is a simple anagram on IRONY.

Inory is the complete opposite of being sarcastic and/or ironic. This word may come in handy for persons that use sarcasm and irony a little bit too often, but that wants to be straightforward, non-ironic, and frank once in a while.

Inory is an oral and verbal marker used in situations where people misinterpret your honest intention of being nice/direct/straight/frank, and misunderstands it as you being sarcastic or ironic.
It is used to tidy up messy situations where sarcasm (and irony) ain’t that appropriate - but where, you somehow, have managed step right into the bear trap of being seen as some kind of insensitive asshole that blatantly flaunts his/her evil wits whenever he get the chance.

In other words: Inory is when you say exactly what you mean, without trying to be smart, witty, hilarious, or bitter.

X: Look at my new shirt. I bought it yesterday, isn't it nice?
Y: Yeeaah... *hrm* ...rrreally nice...
X: What? What's wrong with it!?! I think it is cute.
Y: ...Oh, nothing. I mean, what could possibly be wrong about a *hrm* _shirt_ like that? ...Really nice shirt; I wished I had one exactly like that, that's how much I like your shirt. I mean: Oh goody! What a shirt!
X: You're mean! Why do you have to be mean and sarcastic all the time?
Y: Hey hey, easy now! I wasn't mean, ironic, or sarcastic at all. Pumpkin, I was just INORIC. I really mean it when I say that I like your new shirt.
X: Oh? Hahaha! Oh so you do like the shirt!
Y: Of course *hrrm* I do. How could anybody not like that shirt...
X: Uh? What did you mean by that? I thought you j-...
Y: Inory baby, inory.

by J.R Battlehill December 26, 2008