Iaoth
Iaoth by TindriFiremane May 5, 2022
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imothate
to mock someone's expected reaction, rather than something already said or done
a portmanteau of "hypothetically imitate"
a portmanteau of "hypothetically imitate"
"I can't wait to see my sister when she finds out who was with Mike last night"
"OH MY GAWD I TRUSTED YOU BITCH!"
"Hahaha that's great...even I can't imothate her that well"
"OH MY GAWD I TRUSTED YOU BITCH!"
"Hahaha that's great...even I can't imothate her that well"
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Iaoth • imoth • Ianthe • Iamthat1guy • Iamthebest2107 • iamthesasori • Iantha • IAOTFR • @iamtheproblembutimcute • iagth
ianthony
Girls that are overly obssessed and can't stop thinking about the sexy duo, Anthony and Ian. And thinks that they should be gay and marry each other.
ianthony by RandomYoutuber99 November 18, 2011
iagth
Short for: "I Am Going To Hell"
Used in situations where you make a comment or complete an action that secures your spot in hell.
IAGTH was made popular by IAmGoingToHell.com, a website where people share stories about the hellish things they've done.
Used in situations where you make a comment or complete an action that secures your spot in hell.
IAGTH was made popular by IAmGoingToHell.com, a website where people share stories about the hellish things they've done.
"I got a hand job from a freshman in high school last night. I'm a sophmore in college. IAGTH."
"My boyfriend gave me his sweatshirt this past summer. He asked for it back because it has started to get cold lately. I told him I would buy a new one because "I wanted" his. Truthfully, I used his jacket to catch another guys load after a bj. The other guy had left a jacket here so I gave my boyfriend that. IAGTH."
"My boyfriend gave me his sweatshirt this past summer. He asked for it back because it has started to get cold lately. I told him I would buy a new one because "I wanted" his. Truthfully, I used his jacket to catch another guys load after a bj. The other guy had left a jacket here so I gave my boyfriend that. IAGTH."
iagth by texasourtexas January 26, 2010
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