Illinois ill worm

When you and your partner get ill and you vomit in the females vagina or butthole

"I Illinois ill wormed her"

by Tjjdjs+jd September 30, 2025

ill change i promise

a promise made by someone when their partner is dumping him.
usually never works.

*kiersten walks in on chad fucking with a girl*
kiersten: OH MY GOD!!
chad: wait its not what it looks like
kiersten: were done! im done with you
chad: no ill change i promise
kiersten: okay then..
(2 days later)
(Kiersten comes home from work) chad you still havent done any housework?! im done with you!
chad: no ill change i swear!!

chad proceeded to not change

by kieralovedanny February 18, 2025

ill liquid

The situation where you loose a liquid money or asset

Aaron is ill liquid because he sold his trust

by anonymous November 30, 2021

Political Illness

Mental illness characterized by making everything political for seemingly no apparent reason.

Bill was a good guy until he developed political illness. Now he just comments, "Let's go Brandon" and "My body, my choice!" on every random facebook post he sees.

by CornBrehd June 15, 2024

Ill

Used often in Shakespearean plays and often meaning “wicked”. Adopted by Rock music artists at first then spread over into the Hip Hop genre prior to becoming a popular street slang and used in both positive and negative connotations

Let’s get ill.

by D Jay Cee Mobile Entertainment December 12, 2018

ill

Someone who is called Lilly and took the first and last letters off of their name for a tik tok.

When Lilly took the first and last letters off of her name, her new name was ill.

by slibrlkiyl June 8, 2020

Mental Illness

Has a pretty broad definition. "A wide range of conditions that affect mood, thinking, or behavior."

Hym "What makes it NOT a mental illness? I don't give a fuck about stigmatization. You have collectively managed to stigmatized not having a fat cock. So no... Don't care about that at all... And you remember who you're talking to right? The guy for whom the delusions of reference commonly associated with schizophrenia are , in fact, not delusions and is a thing people are doing? Remember? Does that not affect the stigmatization of the mentally ill? That doesn't matter at all? But, back to the religious... Does it not affect mood, thinking, or behavior?"

by Hym Iam October 9, 2023