iGoogle

A prime example of a good product with a really bad name. Formerly Google Personalised Homepage, in a rare mistake by Google they chose to rename it using the faux Apple and now meaningless 'i' prefix, meaning 'Internet'. You mean Google is on the Internet now? Ugh.

Person 1: I've logged onto Personalised Homepage... I mean iGoogle

Google: Use iGoogle! Because we are gay for Steve iJobs.

by iGoogle user May 25, 2007

Ington

Suffix: Added to the end of any and all words in order to make them sound sophisticated/English. Especially words that already end in "ing" or "ington" Has no significant meaning.

Washingtonington.
I am Readington.
You suckington.

by Head Ington May 12, 2009

indoors

Term used to describe marijuana that has been grown indoors. Indoors are typically of a high quality.

Damn, these indoors are crucial

by Leigh Jason February 12, 2004

indoors

Code for "I <3 boobs." Taken from the famous "Saturday Night Live" Celebrity Jeopardy sketch featuring Darrell Hammond as Sean Connery. His answer for Final Jeopardy was "indoors" in response to the question "Where are you right now?" Connery's wager revealed lines transforming the phrase into "I <3 boobs."

Alex Trebek (Will Ferrell): Mr. Connery, where are you right now? You wrote... Good, Lord, you wrote "indoors." That's phenomenal. Are we recording this? OK, let's look at your wager. "I heart boobs." That's beautiful. That's it for Celebrity Jeopardy. I'm going home and putting a gun in my mouth. Good day.

by Tonberry2000 April 29, 2009

Indoob

Short for indubitably. A younger, more hip way of saying it.

Person1- Are you going to the party tonight?
Person2- Indoob

by Ashleeey89 July 26, 2013

IngSoc

DayGreet proles. IngSoc=doubleplus-Totalitarian PolitParty. Found in Orwell-Novel 1984, doubleplus censorship and surveillance. IngSoc Invent NewSpeak(doubleplus abridged English), doublethink(switch between two separate beliefs), and Room 101. The only political party.

Facebook: Exists
Orwell readers: This is literally 1984!!!
IngSoc: No, but it's a step closer.

by The Pasta Man October 1, 2020

ingore

(v.) To solve a problem by ignoring it until it goes away

"Karen wanted me to walk her dog - so I ghosted her until she found someone else. Problem ingored."

by aplapl June 24, 2022