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Online Multiplayer Game, It is an online version of pictionary, points are given by time taken for the word to get guessed. game is round based. Cheaters can spell the word in marker.
Game Made in flash, hosted by shockwave.com

After someone says something the text appears in a bubble and goes away in a motion tween, looking like a fade.

by BObo D. HObo August 2, 2004

Aggressive Inline

Aggressive inline is a denomination of the sport of rollerblading involving stunts, grinds, and jumps. Requires years more practice and skill then just standard rollerblading. Started by Arlo Eisenberg.

"So you like to rollerskate or somethin?"
"Fuck no I do aggressive inline! Bitch"

by UmBraL January 29, 2009

Inline hockey

Also known as "Roller Hockey" this sport, although not as great as Ice Hockey still has some greatness to it. It is played on Inline Hockey Skates and usually on asphault or a specialized inline hockey rink. Usually it is played with a hockey ball or a red puck that is supposed to slide but in reality slides terribly. Also known as Street Puck.

Guy 1: Hey dude want to go play some Inline Hockey?

Guy 2: Yeah man, inline rules, especially in summer!

by MarineOceania August 22, 2006

inclinist

A person who stares at an object for a long period of time; a gazer

The inclinist watched the television for nine hours.

by Word Study November 18, 2014

racially inclined

Racially inclined is the act of being inclined to be racist. This is usually done by people from Hawaii.

Person 1 shut up
Person 2 "cries"
Racially inclined

by racially inclined March 9, 2021

Nos Inclinatis

Nos Inclinatis; established in in the 19th century. The present WeShift, “Nos” meaning We and “Inclinatis” meaning Shift.

Join nos Inclinatis on Facebook

by The random word adder January 29, 2019

Inglis

Edinburgh street slang for Cocaine.

The actual phrase was thought to have originated down the shore area of Leith and quickly spread up town and now as far as Glasgow and Dunfermline.

A typical example of the phrase being used at street level:
Hood 1 - "Inglis?" - asking the question.
Hood 2 - "Inglis!" - confirming the answer (yes I have inglis)

by Ingliston Market October 21, 2008