iBack 

A term used over instant messaging when you return to the computer after saying brb, craig made it up cos he's cool

Craig: brb
Bob: okies
Craig: iBack (tm)

iBack by Richard Gilland February 14, 2007

iJacked 

When your e-communication efforts (text/emails/status updates) are thwarted by the auto correct feature on the iPhone, distorting your intended meaning.

person one writing on friends wall: don't forget we have to be at inventory at 7. would you like a ride?

Friend: yeah, thanks for offering. Thanks for the reminder, too. My member doesn't work so well these days. Old Age!

Person one: there's a pill for that:

Friend: Oh damn, my post was iJacked.

Husband: Babe i don't feel like cooking tonight can you bring home some human beef from golden china.

Wife: ewwww

Husband: oh no! HUNAN...i've been iJacked

iJacked by The Amalamps February 23, 2011

imack studios 

Fortnite fan boy, still a virgin at the age of 44. No success in life.

Imack Studios has no life

imack studios by Isacc big boy November 17, 2019

i back that

To support or agree with someone.
To want the samething.
To like the idea

Avery:"I just want to cruise around with a j"
Alex:"totally, I back that idea"

i back that by alex_sd October 5, 2008

Serge Ibaka 

A man with a monster black cock

I hooked up with this guy at a party... He had a serge ibaka! They all freaked out and wanted to see pics.

Serge Ibaka by biglongdong69 November 14, 2019

iJack 

To iJack is to share earphones with a fellow friend, deciding that you don't like that particular song or have come to believe that you've heard better songs in your time and change the song without the permission of the owner or to walk past a friend that is listening to an ipod, and take it from their hand.

Person A: *listening to iPod*
Person B: *takes iPod*
Person A: Bro, that was poker face
Person B: *listening to iPod*- shouts "iJacked!"

iJack by Angelina Brolie-Hamish:) January 27, 2010

iRack

Proper noun. the newest iProduct, Steve Jobs' latest endeavour; An unsturdy white shelf that is being force-filled with things that don't belong in it. Objects in the iRack often don't get along with each other, and look as though they don't want to be there. While many people feel as though things should be taken out of the iRack, some others feel that large amounts of money should also be thrown at the iRack, and proceed to do so. There is also no exit strategy for items placed in the iRack. Potentially preceeds the iRan, a new brand of shoe devised to distract people from the crumbling iRack.

People with brains: "No!! Stop putting thins in the iRack!!!"

Person lacking brain: "Ah yes, I hear what you're saying, and the answer is, NO, i will CONTINUE to put things into the iRack, AND i'm ALSO going to throw all our money at the iRack!!!"

iRack by erika86 April 6, 2007