Indie

Being different, just like everybody else

Indie Kid: You are a conformist, at least I conform to a larger group of sheep just like me

Non-Indie Kid: *shakes head*

by obssessedbycruelty86 July 17, 2012

Indie

A middle class white person trying to be cool. An excellent definition is Ben

Ben tries to be indie

by Indieking May 5, 2018

Innie-cock

A cock that is soooo small it goes inside the man who has it.

Duffy's dick is so small it's an innie-cock

by The Lil J February 23, 2018

Indie Queenie

An Indie Queenie is a teenage girl. About 14-18, who absolutely loves music and won’t stop playing it. She’s an absolute chill and amazing to be around. Her aura is vibey and you just wanna chill with her. She loves thrift shopping, no matter the price or no matter what it is. She’s the probably the only one in her school that looks that sort of music of dresses like that. Normally on non-uniform days she’ll wear either some nice big baggy jeans or cargo pants with a band T-shirt and a long sleeved top underneath and high top converse with some long socks. Basically she rocks.

Person: Yo why do you where such cool clothes
Indie Queenie: Cause I’m an indie Queenie

by HeyYouGuys.shutup.uk January 17, 2019

indiepopular

something that starts off independent and becomes part of the mainstream. Usually referring to, music, art, and entertainment.

The indiepopular show, Adventure Time, was seven minutes in length before being picked up by Cartoon Network.

by paigedecicco April 4, 2019

Insies

When you've got the connections, when you are in with the big dogs, you are insies.

Joe: How does Steve get into all of those concerts?
Fred: Didn't you hear? He's totally insies with the lead singer.
Joe: Damn. I've gotta get out more and meet some famous people!

by Mostly_Confused October 30, 2019

Integrals

Typically used in calculus when trying to find the area under a curve. Integration can be used to find areas, volumes, central points and many useful things, but is easiest to start with finding the area under the curve of a function like this: What is the area under y = f(x)?

Also, due to it being affiliated with calculus, it may make you look smarter than you actually are.

John: Hey did you figure out how to solve question 186b?

Bob: It was easy! You simply had to use integrals!

by OhlookImoaned January 15, 2020