indian drive-by

Indian people hate other Indian people in the United States. Because of this fact, Indians will perform what is called an "indian drive-by" which is when passing another Indian person on the street while driving or walking, they will turn their head and stare at this Indian person in a complete 90 degree angle.

That uncle hella did an Indian drive-by on me man.

by trikone's beak February 16, 2010

Indiana nose warmer

eating your lovers pussy 69 style and putting your nose to her asshole and having her fart.

man she gave me the indiana nose warmer last night

by kja66 December 29, 2007

Indiana Bullwhip

When one shits in a sock and beats someone with it.

After the argument, to add insult to injury, I gave the mother fucker an Indiana Bullwhip!

by Dewinator October 8, 2011

Indianapolis Motor Beltway

Another name for Interstate 465, the beltway (ring freeway) surrounding the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. Approximately 50 miles long, it passes through four cities (Indianapolis, Lawrence, Beech Grove, and Carmel). Most of its length is in Indianapolis.

The freeway is also known for motorists' general ignorance of the speed limit (55 MPH). A majority of traffic moves at 70 MPH or faster, garnering this freeway this nickname.

I-465's north and east legs are also characterized by severe traffic jams rivaling those of much larger cities. This is exacerbated by the high number of semitrucks/tractor-trailers that traverse the freeway at all hours of the day.

I love fooling out-of-towners into thinking that the Indy 500 consists of 10 laps around the Indianapolis Motor Beltway.

by Alan Kirschner July 16, 2007

going indian

Not wearing underwear.

The jockeys are in the wash. I'm going indian.

by Spike Jonez October 25, 2004

Indian summer

Warm spell in autumn.

"Indian" meant "false" by racist colonialists.

See Indian giver.

Thanks to the Indian summer, I'll be playing softball with my family on Thanksgiving.

by AbnormalBoy May 24, 2004

too many chiefs, not enough Indians

Phrase used to claim there are too many bosses, not enough workers, but also used to lament the over-education of the "masses," who should realize their place. Usually uttered by yuppies or their parents, quite confident that no one in their circle will end up a mere "Indian."

"Ah, another fellowship program, but you can't find a good lawn man these days. Too many chiefs, not enough Indians."

by Nick Cusa March 30, 2008