ingaz

Short term for "pingers" reffering to ecstacy pills. Often used by street kids, lads & ravers.

"oi eshays lad, get us some ingaz for tonite ay."
"yeah, gotta pick up my ingaz for Topies this weekend."

by Dazcore July 2, 2008

Ingalling

to behave in a clueless fashion

While Father Victor was Ingalling while moving into the Church rectory, he backed over Father Bill's tree.

by Sodica September 10, 2012

Ingratitude

Ingratitude is thinking nothing of what has been done or given to you by someone else. That is to say, not feeling bound to show gratitude. In other words, ingratitude is a discreditable lack of gratitude. In fact, it is simply lack of appreciations or thanks for something given or done to you or to someone else. -Emeasoba George

Ingratitude is synonymous with thanklessness or ungratefulness.

by Emeasoba George June 22, 2018

Inator

An extra word to add to food, weapons, axes, weapons, inanimate objects and possibly names or normal words

Here's my Axe-Inator
I hope you suffocate-Inator
Hello Alex-Inator

by komaedaontheds September 22, 2020

Ignatis

A name that is greek and in english its called ignatius. It is usually used on human beings.

-1st person: Hello my name is George!
2nd person: Hi my name is Ignatis nice to meet you!

by Ig08 January 13, 2021

infatuation

When infatuated, we are thrilled, but not happy, wanting to trust, yet suspicious. There are lingering, nagging doubts about our “partner in infatuation” and their love for us.

We’re miserable when they’re away, almost like we’re not complete unless we’re with them. It’s a rush and it’s intense. It’s difficult to concentrate. And most infatuation relationships have a high degree of sexual charge around them.

His wife's love for him knew no bounds but his infatuation with Wendy rivalled that love

by The Mighty Dobber June 11, 2006

Ignatius Reilly

The central character of John Kennedy Toole's pulitzer prize winning novel A Confederacy of Dunces.
In his 30s, Ignatius still lives with his innocent, old, alcoholic of a mother. Despite his immense education and former profession as a university professor, our protagonist had no patience for his students' inferior minds.
He could be described as an oafish genius prone to fantastic levels of delusion. His epic viewpoint on even the most trivial of things makes it difficult to sustain a steady job. Ignatius has a particular interest in his disdain for pop culture, and modernity in general. In fact, Reilly goes to such great lengths to revel in this disdain that he will, for example, attend the movie theater just to fiercely ridicule the lesser films.
Easily rivals Patrick Bateman as the most unintentionally humorous fictional character of all time.

Bruce Lee: Who is more unintentionally funny, the infamous Patrick Bateman or the immortal Ignatius Reilly?
Jose Contreras: They're both gut wrenchingly hilarious. Ignatius is loveable despite his ridiculousness, Bateman is despicable but awesome from a birds eye view. Both are pretty far removed from reality in one way or another, but Ignatius is a far more interesting character though American Psycho's satire is more pointed and effective.
Bruce Lee: Would you shut the fuck up?

by benny b from the bronx August 20, 2007