IKWID

Acronym: I know what I'm doing

When your friends try to change your mind on a decision that you've made, you can text IKWID. "why you let him treat you like that?" "don't stay with him" "he stole your money"...."shut up, IKWID"

IKWID by AngryMomma March 5, 2019

ikwydls 

I know what you did last Summer is a movie from the late nineties and what happens is four young friend get into a car accident and kill a man they cover it up and then a killer is stalking them.

*hits man with car*
*man dies*

“Let’s say this never happened”
A year later....
Killer is stalking them now

And that’s ikwydls

ikwydls by acidwvter January 31, 2020

IWID

meaning "its what i do"

Jeff: " dood i'm sorta sketched out how you like all my comments bro"
Josh: "Can't help it bro, iwid."

IWID by JRyanHorton November 11, 2010

idkwid 

acronym for I Don't Know What I'm Doing. best used online or text messaging.

man, idkwid anymore.

idkwid by toee April 9, 2006

ikid 

A generation of spoiled undisciplined greedy lazy and delusional children born in the 90's, Named ikid's not only for ipods iphones ipad's but also every second sentence starts with "I"

"I want this"
"I want that"
"I want you to buy me the new ipod"
"Im not an Ikid"

ikid by therealworld February 20, 2010

iWidow 

A woman whose husband leaves her alone frequently or for long periods to engage in a usually specified activity, in this case an iPad. An iWidow differs from a widow only in that her husband is physically present and always takes the good chair, but is otherwise thoroughly absent in every way.

iWidowhood is a condition often characterized by the repeating of husband's with no response, making requests of husband that go completely unacknowledged, and a generally sour and neglected demeanor.

See also iBituary

Jan: Did you hear about Pam's husband?

Mary: I know, it's so tragic. She is too young to be an iWidow.

iWidow by SheNyah June 6, 2011

iwidly

i wish i didn’t love you= iwidly

#1- ily
#2 I hate you
#1 you know you love me
#2 iwidly💀❣️

iwidly by Kaylyn Ann Houck June 27, 2018