in my eyes

The way I look at it.

Erin: Is cereal considered soup?
Casey: In my eyes, it's cold soup!

by bostoncasey September 14, 2019

In the Garden

Being left alone or kept waiting all of a sudden without end or closure; being ghosted or left in the dark.

The phrase references the tragic backstory of the antagonist Spinel from Steven Universe: The Movie, who was told to stand very still and wait on her best friend in their garden, oblivious to the fact that her "friend" had no intention of returning.

"I thought things were going well but one day she just went silent and I was left in the garden."

by DevLunar April 8, 2020

In a theory

A game theeooorrryyy

Someone”in a theory”
Me, who wasn’t listening”what?”

by codenamedoIphin December 4, 2020

In Hamburg wirst´ abgestecht

"In Hamburg wirst´ abgestecht" is northern german (Hamburg) slang saying: In Hamburg (the city) you will be stabbed.

Hans:" Hamburg ist so eine schöne Stadt! Ich möchte unbedingt nach Hamburg!"
Peter:" Gehe nicht nach Hamburg, in Hamburg wirst´ abgestecht!"

by Nyancat_151 September 1, 2021

in out hook

When one person is in the for the other, the other person is out for the other, and they end up hooking. There are other combos in the matrix (in in hook, in in no hook, in out no hook, out out hook, out out no hook).

Tyler: "Did y'all hook"?
Ryan: "Yeah... it was an in out hook. She was in, I was out, but I was so ravenous, so I just went with it anyway."

by BrysonStrong November 3, 2021

in due course

A British version of the Spanish phrase "Mañana"; theoretically, it means "soon, very soon"; whereas in fact, everyone knows that using the phrase is passive-aggressive English code for "You will die of old age before this ever gets done."

The British government announced that they would fill the vacancy of Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards, "in due course." The journalists smiled wryly, knowing this meant the post would be left vacant for months, or even years on end.

by Hangus the Monkey June 17, 2022

(in)significant other

a phrase used to describe the cunt or douche that you used to officially have a relationship with that is still part of your life for whatever stupid reason that you're coming up with.

I took my (in)significant other to lunch yesterday. Not five minutes had passed before she was correcting my grammar and telling me that I was eating with the wrong fork. I LIKE THE LITTLE FORK.

by Milowe October 22, 2010