Ingret

A word that is used for every other word

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by Ingret November 10, 2016

nasal-ingressive voiceless velar trill

Linguistics joke. There's a fake IPA symbol to go with it, that looks like a pig snout.

It's linguistically correct description of, well, the sound pigs make.

First-year linguistics students can be humiliated by asking them to include nasal-ingressive voiceless velar trill in their presentation of rare and difficult-to-pronounce sounds in the West African languages.

by Stephanie^^ December 10, 2010

Ingre's Violin

Refers to the French neoclassical artist Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, who while famous for his paintings was also incredibly talented though less well known for his skill on the violin.

The phrase refers to a person who is known for one talent but is so exceptional at another unrelated talent they could be equally well know for the second if not for the first.

Everyone knows joe is a great baseball player but his work as a photographer is a bit of an Ingre's Violin.

by anderama June 12, 2011

Ingress

The most addictive game ever made. Do not start playing unless you're prepared to play constantly. This is a 'capture-the-flag' augmented reality game created by Niantics Labs that poses two different 'factions', the Enlightened and the Resistance, against one another to battle for portals that are GPS synced with public landmarks. Enlightened players are green and referred to as 'frogs'. Resistance players are blue and are called 'smurfs'. Besides being the most addictive game ever made, it's also a great way to meet other people who are also addicted to the game. The only positive lure about the game is that it will teach you about your surrounding areas and educate you about the history of where you live.

"I'm not addicted to heroin anymore, because now I play Ingress."

by philo1618 June 18, 2013

Ingredient House

Noun: A home that has no ready-to-eat foods or snacks, only the ingredients to make food.

I'm going over to Jenna's house, I better eat something beforehand because she lives in an Ingredient House.

by PurplJep December 23, 2021

backstabbing ingrate

Friendly, accommodating and often outwardly pleasant however harbors a deep resentment towards the ways of the world. You cannot give empathy to or trust a backstabbing ingrate. Everything you share will be repeated to others and used against you in one way or another. A backstabbing ingrate will always return to what they know best; often a white trash upbringing surrounded by alcoholism and family disfunction. When you feel the sting of betrayal you know you have met a backstabbing ingrate.

I am not interested in what she does anymore and don't care what happens to her. She is poor white trash and a backstabbing ingrate, and always will be.

by Cirkle k October 12, 2011

ingrediences

The plural of 'ingridient', according to Theresa Giudice of the "Real Housewives of New Jersey"

I remember when I first got married, I would buy cookbooks and there would be like a million umm–ingrediences. Like, some ingrediences that we never use as Italians

by tooreal09 November 16, 2011