Indulge

Allow yourself to indulge in a specific pleasure, particularly that of alcohol.

I only indulge during special occasions.

by Arminkshipper June 21, 2024

Industrial Guy

A slang term used to reference someone being gay.

“That dude is such an Industrial Guy”

by Alfredo The Great July 4, 2024

Index Cleanser

This is when you grab a bar of soap/bodywash and you get your index finger all soapy so you can stick it up your asshole to keep it fresh and clean.

I need to have an Index Cleanser before I get pegged tonight.

by karunyan69 December 19, 2024

Industrial Ecology

The study and design of industrial systems to function like ecosystems, where the waste output of one process becomes the raw material input for another, aiming for zero waste and circular material flows. It views factories, cities, and economies not as linear "take-make-dispose" chains, but as interconnected metabolic networks that should mimic nature's efficiency. The goal is to create industrial "symbiosis" where clusters of industries exchange byproducts, energy, and water.

Example: A classic Industrial Ecology setup is a power plant capturing its waste CO2 and piping it to an adjacent greenhouse to boost vegetable growth, while its waste heat warms nearby fish farms, and its fly ash is sold to a cement company. One industry's trash becomes another's treasure in a planned loop.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 3, 2026

Indubit

/in-DOO-bit/ or /in-duh-bit/
adjective
Definition: A personal feeling of certainty. Feeling certain; without doubt; confidently sure.

I am indubit that the team will win
“Are you sure?” I’m indubit

by DNABroad February 3, 2026

Index Biases

The systemic, often invisible skews built into the methodologies of influential global indices (e.g., Democracy Index, Corruption Perceptions Index, Ease of Doing Business). These biases can include: conceptual bias (defining "democracy" only as multi-party liberal democracy), source bias (relying on surveys of Western-educated elites), methodological bias (weighting factors that favor neoliberal policies), and political bias (producing results that align with the geopolitical interests of the organizations' home countries). Index biases turn quantitative measurement into a powerful tool for ideological normalization.

Example: The Corruption Perceptions Index is often criticized for Index Biases. It tends to rate poorer countries as more corrupt, often because it measures the perception of Western business elites, not the reality of, say, legalized corruption (lobbying, regulatory capture) in wealthy nations. This bias shapes investment flows and political discourse, punishing the Global South for forms of corruption the index is blind to in the West.

by Dumu The Void February 5, 2026

Industrial Pegging

Getting screwed over by your management team at work.

Well they really screwed me over for that job, some serious industrial pegging going on there.

by GasReco69 February 12, 2026