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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.
“ Yo, did you eat my Cheetos? ”
Indeedilidonchilochious.

indeediously 

It means the same thing as indeed, just jazzed up a tad.
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."

Indeedison 

A cooler version of the word "indeed"
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!
Indeedison by Hoodie24 December 21, 2009

indeedelidoo 

Used to confirm a statement in a 'Ned Flander' style.
Dude1: That girl is so nice.
Dude2: Indeedelidoo...
Dude1: Shut up Flanders!
indeedelidoo by El Lo September 15, 2007
Another way of saying indeed, but when one is in a very lighthearted mood.
"Are you OK?"
"Indeedy I am!"
indeedy by meellaah January 19, 2004

indeedly 

when you aggree with someone or an argument
person one "haha i just fell over"
person two "indeedly"
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