Pan-ic

When a pansexual person experiences gay panic for literally anyone (cooking pans included)

Harry: Oh my god did you see that cute guy over there?
Jienn: Yes. I spoke to him, he made me so flustered. Literally just pan-ic.

by Don'tWorryAboutItt January 12, 2022

Ice

A frozen substance that has a tendency to kill old people.

Grandson- Dad, how did grandpa die?
Dad- Well, he slipped and broke his ass on some ice.

Grandson- Damn, that’s an f in the chat.

by Someboi March 12, 2020

Tango Ice Blast Day

Tango ice blasts are amazing drinks which you can buy at bp or cinemas. Tango ice blast day Is 1st of every month

Hey! Did you know It’s tango ice blast day?

by tango ice blast March 1, 2022

ice cream paint job

when a bunch of horny dude cover a single woman head to toe completely in cum

" it was great we gave her and ice cream paint job "

by miny me November 28, 2023

ice pigs

When something is freezing or cold.

This swimming pool is ice pigs
Man it’s ice pigs out here tonight

This drink is ice pigs

by RocketJohnse July 10, 2022

dry ice

dry ice (noun) (adj) (pronoun) (verb) a situation or a person that needs to be repair correctly but like a fridge that needs to replaced or purchasing a new one you just place a little "dry ice" into it instead of resolving the situation and making the situation "right its the quick fix. can describe a person on the rebound ie: not looking for a good close relationship, just something to tide you over, like a rebound. Basically a quick fix and not resolving the problem.

"my girlfriend just gave me the boot, so I am looking for a little dry ice" in the meantime. or ""My husband does not want to talk about his issues so, we are just putting a little "dry ice " on it for the meantime. This girl was just like "dry ice" to me util my girlfriend comes back to me. Nothing serious.

by SUSAN VOLKOFF August 6, 2018

IC

1. An abbreviation of "I see".

2. An abbreviation of "In Character" which refers to roleplays and RPGs. This means that what you are saying is in the voice of your character, in contrast to ORP or OOC which means you speaking as yourself, not your character.

1. Lola: I was so pissed this morning when Jenna said she couldn't drive me anymore, which is why I was so rude to you.
Amanda: Ohhhh IC!

2. ORP: My internet was off, so I couldn't reply! SO sorry!

IC:

He never looked back as he walked away from Artie and all of his dreams.

by TheChangingPinkChick December 29, 2017