ionish

idgaf : i do not care about anyone or any thing

ionish about her anymore

by colt whiter September 14, 2023

Inish

Means 'island' in irish.

Woah that's one sick inish!

by HeraldoRanaldo June 21, 2010

Ianish

A extreme compliment to another person, rarely used.

Danny: Oh my god you are so Ianish (adj) !
Mitchell: Seriously?! OMG THANKYOU

by Blasvarg April 9, 2007

ironish

Describes incongruous situations that are not quite ironic; trivial unfortunate coincidences.

It's like raiiiii-iain on your wedding day, a free ride when you've already paid. Isn't it ironish? Yea, I really do think.

by blake31 June 18, 2013

inishitive

The unwavering determination to find a public restroom in which to defecate, after all means of postponing said defecation have been exhausted.

It took some serious inishitive, but I was able to track down a port-o-potty in the nick of time.

by jbone76 October 3, 2009

shelter-in-place-ionship

A strenuous test of a couple's compatibility.

Forbidden to leave the house, they had shared every meal, slept, worked, read, watched videos and exercised side-by-side, hour after hour, every night and day for a very long time, and yet they were actually having a good time. She felt that if they survived this shelter-in-place-ionship they could survive anything.

by Monkey's Dad March 27, 2020

chayav inish

A Jewish law requiring Jews to get absolutely sauced on the festival of purim, which is basically a massive Jewish full send sometime in mid-March. Jews who listen to this law are generally legends.

Moishy: Dovid, you've been passed out on the floor for the past 30 minutes. Are you good?
Dovid: *throws up* bro chayav inish you know what I'm saying
Moishy: LET'S GOOOO CHAYAV INISH FOR THE BOYSSS

by ehrliche bochur March 26, 2020