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You misspelled minor or you tried the tik tok trend where you removed the first and last name for My Hero Academia.
Inor is not a word.
inor by My hero macadamia nut May 22, 2021
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inordinate

Usually or disproportionately large; excessive
Damn... This house is inordinate...
inordinate by puppy_dog_eyes April 19, 2016
Related Words
Inori • inorite • inoruj • inor • inora • inoran • inorb • Inorbant • Inorcism • Inorcizare
J: zomgwtf tihs is gay domo crashed teh vent and teh hole raid wiped

Fnovd: lol inorite?
inorite by Fnovd October 22, 2006

BTS Inorganic Sales

All of BTS’s sales are Inorganic. They do have multiple #1 hits but the only reason they do is because of mass-buying which leads it to being inorganic.
BTS Inorganic sales means all their sales are inorganic.

BTS only has multiple 1 hits on the billboard charts because of their inorganic sales.

All of their sales are mass bought, and the GP doesn’t know them or listen to them. They are overrated, chart obsessed freaks.
inoran is the rhythm guitarist of a legendary band from Japan, Luna Sea. He's the cutest and youngest member. He's famous as the guy never talk during Luna Sea live. He's claustrophobic and left-handed. He has his nickname since grade school, when he was playing baseball and his friends were shouting "INO! RUN!"
-LUNA SEA MC session-

Ryuichi: next......Inoran!
Inoran: *whispers to Ryuichi*
Ryuichi: Inoran said thank you.
inoran by roku66 October 21, 2010
The word INORY it self is a simple anagram on IRONY.

Inory is the complete opposite of being sarcastic and/or ironic. This word may come in handy for persons that use sarcasm and irony a little bit too often, but that wants to be straightforward, non-ironic, and frank once in a while.

Inory is an oral and verbal marker used in situations where people misinterpret your honest intention of being nice/direct/straight/frank, and misunderstands it as you being sarcastic or ironic.
It is used to tidy up messy situations where sarcasm (and irony) ain’t that appropriate - but where, you somehow, have managed step right into the bear trap of being seen as some kind of insensitive asshole that blatantly flaunts his/her evil wits whenever he get the chance.

In other words: Inory is when you say exactly what you mean, without trying to be smart, witty, hilarious, or bitter.
X: Look at my new shirt. I bought it yesterday, isn't it nice?
Y: Yeeaah... *hrm* ...rrreally nice...
X: What? What's wrong with it!?! I think it is cute.
Y: ...Oh, nothing. I mean, what could possibly be wrong about a *hrm* _shirt_ like that? ...Really nice shirt; I wished I had one exactly like that, that's how much I like your shirt. I mean: Oh goody! What a shirt!
X: You're mean! Why do you have to be mean and sarcastic all the time?
Y: Hey hey, easy now! I wasn't mean, ironic, or sarcastic at all. Pumpkin, I was just INORIC. I really mean it when I say that I like your new shirt.
X: Oh? Hahaha! Oh so you do like the shirt!
Y: Of course *hrrm* I do. How could anybody not like that shirt...
X: Uh? What did you mean by that? I thought you j-...
Y: Inory baby, inory.
Inory by J.R Battlehill December 26, 2008
impale's waifu, also the female lead in Guilty Crown.
Inori is my waifu.
Inori by impale97 January 9, 2014
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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
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God Shot by Imogen1564 February 25, 2011
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