In Silico
(adjective) done on a computer/ by a simulation =TThis term is used commonly in the scientific academic community. It is especially common in the fields of bioinformatics and computational More…
in situ
Latin meaning "in place" [OED] =used to refer to reserves already in place. perhaps meant to sound condescending since the author is actually criticizing the oil industry. More…
in the forward
(analogy) later on in time; afterwards; ="he will be improving a lot in the forward" =ESPN sports radio - Oct 2011
inappropro
(clipping) Describes something that is not appropriate or acceptable. Used among high school and college girls, generally as a response to hearing about a breach of social etiquette by a More…
Inapropro
Incredibly inappropriate Inapropro is generally used in informal situations by adolecents and young adults with others in their age and status group. It is used to describe very More…
Inapropro (2)
(clipping) Inappropriate; breaking a social norm, but in a fairly insubstantial way. The root word, inappropriate, has been clipped, removing the adjective forming suffix ‘-iate’. An ‘o’ was More…
Ince
an instance, an example ‘Ince’ is a clipping of the parent word ‘instance.’ Its use does not add any meaning to the type of instance; connotations rather apply to More…
incel
Involuntary celibate, i.e., one who desires sex but cannot obtain it. =Term coined by and used as a group identity for a fringe group who suffer from a lack of sex, usually characterized More…
incel55
(noun) A term commonly used to describe sexually frustrated males of the modern internet age. The term can also be applied to females but, in common use, is almost exclusively used in More…
incentivise
to make something an incentive or to make something appear attractive In the context, stock options are offered to make employees want to work hard and do well. The professor used this More…
INCENTIVIZE
To cause someone to want to do something. Speaker was looking for a short way to say ‘give incentive to,’ or something along those lines. By attaching the ending –ize to More…
inception(1)
The act of placing a person, place, or thing within the same person, place, or thing =Inception is an interesting conversion due to the fact that it already exists as a word. The More…
Inch-o-technology
The manipulation and control of matter at the inch scale. This is a composition of inch, a unit of measure, and technology, a word stemming from the Greek technikos. An o, a vowel More…
inci
(clipping of "insecure") To be insecure, to be weak or worthless =This is a term I have literally only heard within Will Rice College. It is typically used to make fun of someone More…
inci (2)
Used in colloquial settings as a clipped form of the word insecure. It is often used to cutely indicate that someone is insecure about something and is seeking reassurance from others. More…
Incognegro
to blend in with the other black people around =I was incognigro in the congregation Etymology : word play: incognito with a change in the ending en ‘in’ co(g) ‘with’ nigr ‘ black’ More…
incredibad
(adjective) To be or have the characteristics of being incredibly bad. As per its source, it can have the connotation of being incredibly bad in a comical or stupid manner. Usually used More…
incredidork
an exaggeration of someone who is exceptionally diligent The use of blending in the word combines the ideas of "incredible" and "dork" to enhance the image of someone who is extremely More…