Ian is the English form of Iain, which itself is the Scottish form of John. Which is an English name.

ian is someone you want to make sure you never hurt. ian is goofy and it’s not afraid to be himself. he is so caring and loving. he has dark brown curly hair,blue eyes, good eyebrows, and long eyelashes.he’s able to make a girl feel so special. he gives you an amount of chances until he can’t do it anymore. ian is someone you want to hold on tight to forever. never take an ian for granted and recognize the impact he has put onto your life. ian makes you such a better person and doesn’t care what anyone thinks. he teaches you to love and to never let go. if you have an ian in your life never let them get away.

Look into his eyes. Legend says if he likes you they will glow. Ian doesn't make liking you obvious but he can give small hints. I know an Ian and whenever I'm near him he always tries to act casual while trying to look at me. We were in library and he pretended to look at the ground but you know I saw his head tilt in my way ❤️ we all need ians

Ian is a very attractive boy, he has the prettiest eyes and the nicest hair. He's pretty tall and thin, he is very shy at first but once you he feels comfortable around you hes a little more crazy. Ian's are hard not to fall for .

Another word for pasty ass cracker faggot.

A truly fucked up individual who is probably trying to find something good about him on Urban Dictionary, only to never find it

Ian the Christmas Monkey
Ian the Christmas Monkey. Father Christmas is a relatively new addition to Finnish folklore. Until the late 70's Finnish children believed that their presents were left by Ian the Christmas Monkey.
Upon waking on Christmas morning, the children would grab their bulging stockings and rush out into the snow filled lanes, dancing round and chanting at the tops of their voices, (in Finnish, of course!): "We welcome you oh hallowed Ian, bring us gifts you furry rascal." Over and over. After an hour of almost trance inducing celebration, they would sit in a clearing to compare gifts, and make fun of the children who got crap presents because their parents were poor. Then they would be called in for breakfast.
The tradition Finnish Christmas breakfast would consist of vodka and a crude porridge made not with milk, but semen milked from the family hunting dogs.