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"Hey what do you wanna do today?" "Idrm"
idrm by TheXEffect October 12, 2013
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It doesn't really matter
"I don't think you should wear that" "it's okay Idrm"
Idrm by Oreo_mofo March 8, 2016
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idrm idrmb
Extended version of IDR, "I dont remember".
Tim: Where did you put the box of food.
Bob: Might be in the kitchen but idrm.
Tim: Damn that reads better than Idr...
IDRM by CrispieFemboi September 2, 2022
idrm is a misspelling of, "idrk" which means "I don't really know." This misspelling came into play because the letters 'k' and 'm' are close to each other on most keyboards, making is irresistible for most fools to make the mistake.
"Dude, how do you do calculus again?"
"idrm man, idrm."
idrm by KeepTheEarthBelowMyFeet September 14, 2013
Acronym for “I don’t remember”.
Person 1: yo when was our dinner reservation?
Person 2: uhh sorry idrmb
Person 1: we’re cooked.
idrmb by PseuDoneWithThis June 17, 2024
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