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Abbreviation for "is that your camel". An opening message in online dating-- variation of ITYD ("is that your dog"), but referencing the camel on which so many people proudly sit astride in their profile photos as if everyone else didn't also have a picture on a camel. Occasionally misinterpreted to mean "is that your cat", but, seriously, no one cares if that's your cat.
Person 1: ITYC?
Person 2: Yes! That's my kitty! His name is Snuggle Muffin.
Person 1: Actually I was asking about the picture with the camel.
Person 2: EWW! Gross, you perv!
Person 1: Wait, but you're literally sitting on top of a camel in the desert in that picture.
...
Person 1: Hello?
ITYC by Alec Dickson McGraw August 2, 2020
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"I think your cute". abbreviation. If you like someone or think they are cute. you put this in hashtag form, write in their yearbook, or do something like that.
"If you looked this up on urban dictionary than you probably read my message I put in your locker and didn't know what ityc meant. Well, now you know.
ITYC by gravity6106 March 17, 2013
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ITYC but I guess not.
ITYC by BLemawK September 21, 2016
Abbreviation for "I'll touch your cock". Usually used in a sarcastic manner when one heterosexual male is mad at another heterosexual male with no real intention of physically touching the other party's private area.
Bob: You're sped
Clinton: Fuck you bruh ityc
ityc by negamax123 April 22, 2025
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