Indeedism
Indeedison but cooler
Indeedism by Lukasucksatdefinitions May 4, 2020
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Indeedilidonchilochious
An extremely dumb but intricate way of saying indeed. Perhaps even used to genuinely agree or say yes to someone.
Indeedilidonchilochious by noxinity May 29, 2020
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Indeedism • Indeedison • Indeedium • indeedio • indeediously • Indeedith • inbredism • Indeedamondo • indeedasaurus • Indeedemondo
indeediously
Joan asks if you will be going to a certain concert next Friday.
You reply, "Indeediously. I bought tickets the day the show was announced."
You reply, "Indeediously. I bought tickets the day the show was announced."
indeediously by Cyprus Denton Fekks March 2, 2010
Indeedison
Katie: Hey, do you want to hang out this weekend?
Jordin: Indeedison! I would love to!
OR
Lindsey: Oh my god, that guy is soo hot!
Jessica: Indeedison! i would totally do him!
Jordin: Indeedison! I would love to!
OR
Lindsey: Oh my god, that guy is soo hot!
Jessica: Indeedison! i would totally do him!
Indeedison by Hoodie24 December 21, 2009
Indeedemondo
Indeedemondo by That Lanky Kid2.0 May 15, 2016
Indeedium
a. Without a doubt; certainly
b. In fact; in reality
c. the act of agreeing.
d. simulaneously concurring while being a smart arse
used in place of the word "indeed".
Since its creation in 2008, invented by the most wonderful person in the world, the "ium" fad has emerged.
b. In fact; in reality
c. the act of agreeing.
d. simulaneously concurring while being a smart arse
used in place of the word "indeed".
Since its creation in 2008, invented by the most wonderful person in the world, the "ium" fad has emerged.
PersonA: "do have a massive schlong?"
PersonB: "indeedium, it's that gigantic that in the morning when i crack a wood.. i dont just pitch a tent, i thrust a hole straight through the roof"
PersonA: "i see, well that would explain why your house has 12 sky-lights and 15 fire places"
PersonB: "indeedium"
PersonB: "indeedium, it's that gigantic that in the morning when i crack a wood.. i dont just pitch a tent, i thrust a hole straight through the roof"
PersonA: "i see, well that would explain why your house has 12 sky-lights and 15 fire places"
PersonB: "indeedium"
Indeedium by NessaceryAction August 27, 2009
indeedasaurus
the fun way to kill an uninteresting conversation using the word "indeed "because any word with "saurus" placed after it is subtly humorous; similar to noobasaurus.
IM user 1: ya, that last guy who commented on that myspace forum was quite correct, for he exposed the other guy's argument quite well
IM user 2: indeedasaurus
IM user 1: lol
IM user 2: indeedasaurus
IM user 1: lol
indeedasaurus by bryce zombie July 12, 2005
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