indubious

it means to celebrate a friends negative forthcomings or pain filled situations or to be intrigued by a stoners random rants on life,cars that run on water, etc.

"dude i just took a shit that took away my manhood" "indubious!!" "dude theres this car that runs on water" a car that runs on water? indubious!

indubious by JaJoJo August 2, 2011

injurious

used to describe a fantasy basketball or football team which contains at least 4 or 5 players who are currently or constantly injured. Can also be applied to a real sports team.

Damn, that fool has Marcus Camby, Andrei Kirilenko, Emeka Okafor and TJ Ford on his fantasy team, his team injurious as hell.

injurious by J-Smoove January 31, 2006

indubiously 

without doubt, completely certain

"Will you drink too much Smirnoff tonight and succumb to a random hook-up?"

"Indubiously!"

indubiously by Richard O'Neill March 4, 2009

indibidus 

adverb: when you wish to say something is definitely true, and sound like an idiot.

John: The last of us, is a really good game
Alex: Indibidus

indibidus by Mimerneos January 13, 2014

Indevious {Indeviously} 

Noun - Adjective.

1.) A word used to state that one would like to join in on the conversation, But has nothing worth saying.

Indevious {Indeviously}

Example 1:
person1: what is john talking about?
person2: I dont know, he is being Indevious.

Example 2:
Derek: hey nathan, how was the doctor?
Nathan: Same old, you know how doctors can be.
Anthony: Indeviously.

Indevious {Indeviously} by solarbaz October 7, 2011

indubiously 

indeed, yes!
the archnemesis of indubitably.

you: wanna go to the movies on saturday?
me: indubiously.
you: sweet!

indubiously by RachelxCore January 11, 2009

indicious 

The characteristics of being both delicious and concurring that deliciouness?'d

or can also be used as the best of something ever or the worst of something ever.

That Papa John's pizza was quite indicious.
or
You're looking rather indicious tonight (for the ladies)
*note : can mean good or bad

indicious by hobopower April 30, 2005