Íde

Someone outgoing, funny, and kindhearted. An Íde never fails to make you smile! She’s for sure a jokester with a big booty.

Damn yo, that Íde girl is so funny and she’s kind of cute too.

by beatshawty November 1, 2018

íde

a intelligent girl, cute and quirky she is the type of friend you want.She is kind and understanding,The type of person you’d want to talk to if anything bothers you.she can be a badass giving attitude driving the boys crazy.she doesn’t really have a bad side but can get annoyed easily but overall she’s a sweet,cute,humorous girl

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that girls very unique,What’s her name? Íde,Your right she is unique

by garrythegirrage April 14, 2019

Íde

She’s got the biggest surface area slap with a questionable hairline

Wow she’s got a large forehead she must be an Íde

by Big up the nonce guns November 10, 2019

ide

I don't even.

Used when you are speechless or have no intention of expressing your emotion towards something so ridiculously stupid.

A: I just stay up for 15hours watching Barney.
B: ....ide.

by 010994 November 30, 2010

IDE

infinite dick energy

Awsten Knight has intense IDE. The Thanos snap has NOTHING on that hoe.

by Yourpalsoph August 24, 2018

IDE

1.) Computer term: Internal, fat, gray cable connected to the motherboard of a computer. Sends data in and out of devices such as hard drives and cd-rom drives.

2.) Computer term: "Integrated Devolopment Enviroment". Software used to devolop applications. See RAD

1.) My IDE cable broke yesterday.

2.) Visual Studio .NET 2003 is a great IDE.

by Alex January 16, 2004

IDE

IDE is an acronym for;

'Integrated Device Electronics'
(true term)

Common misconseption that IDE refers to the pin standard of ATA, (flat 39/80 pin cable). The term IDE only refers to the controller residing on the device itself, not the pin standard used. Therefore the term IDE cable is incorrect, and should be referred to as an ATA cable.

The introduction of IDE hard-drives allowed for much versatility on the hard drive producer's behalf.

by termologist June 18, 2005