I-on

A demon-like alien of the race of the sergals. He is a mystique creature who shows up at some dark places. People who see him mostly saw him the first and the last time -

If you see him.. RUN - Try your best. Maybe you can survive

If he doesnt do anything to you, just staring at you, you are fine. But NEVER touch his hair

I-on is a living nightmare, a demon, a ghost.

by UnknownWarrior November 26, 2018

i'on

I’on is a shorts for I don’t. Used in the streets mostly

Person 1: You wanna do somethin later
Person 2: Naw i'on know, I have other stuff to do

by Champercamper October 8, 2020

I on yo body

1. Referring to a person you trying to get to know
2. Some on in yo business
3.persueing a person

Bo that girl bad deena mf, I on her body
You is really on my body right now mind yo business
Hey how you doing, what's yo name cuz I on yo body right now

by fetti The Truth July 3, 2021

I On Run It.

A utterance that came from Melo telling a girl that he doesn't run his own Instagram account, so he couldn't necessarily follow her back.

Another definition, referenced her as an "ugly b*tch". When she comes of age she will be a 8.3. She is athletic, curvy, cute, carmel skin toned young woman.

Kim Kardashian replied, "I on run it." When asked about a specific Instagram posting.

by geeshivhunk April 16, 2023

i'on know

Just a ghetto way of saying , I don't know

i'on know what to tell you officer

by Pizzlej January 4, 2024

S I On

Pronunciation: /ˌɛs.aɪ.ˈɒn/

Used to emphasise that a statement is serious and not made in jest; a stronger form of promise or assurance, typically employed when ordinary affirmations such as “I swear” or “I promise” might be doubted.

Blend of “Seriously on”, developed as a convention for distinguishing genuine statements from jokes.

“You actually got the job?”

“Yes, S I On, I did!”

by Viper2025 August 27, 2025

Why am I on Dunlavy?

Refers to street in Houston one commonly ends up on if they are lost.

Phrase is used for when someone is experiencing temporary insanity (possibly from a caffeine overdose) and either jumps to and from multiple topics in one conversation or winds up in the middle of nowhere when driving to a destination they have been to multiple times.

Person 1: Wait, I thought we were talking about the health care plan and now you're talking about shopping for your mother's birthday present?

Person 2: Why am I on Dunlavy?

by Dunlavy December 28, 2010