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Used by a speaker in response to negative news as a sign of sympathy and acceptance. Synonymous with "it is what it is" and "so it goes." Used immediately after something More…

Italianicity

all the possible properties of what is Italian Interpretation of intended meaning "the condensed essence of everything tha could be Italian"- all the possibilities of being Italian More…

Italyness

the experiences that are related to visiting the country of Italy. apparent meaning: experiences related to visiting Italy reason used: My friend was quite excited after finally deciding on More…

Itasha

(loan word) A loan word from Japanese. Used to describe a kind of sports car decoration. =It is a kind of ACGN culture that originated in Japan. In Japan, people who love ACGN culture will More…

ITEM

Someone or something with attractive and/or desirable characteristics. Possible reason used: ITEM in its new sense is becoming more popular daily. The speaker probably wanted to be brief More…

itis

state of feeling really sleepy after eating a lot of food =more popularly known as food coma Etymology : comes from medical terminology “-itis” which means “inflamed” but new meaning More…

itis (2)

(NOUN) Extremely sleepy or drowsy state, usually occurs after a large meal. =-itis is a suffix that means "inflammation" used in medicine, as in tonsillitis. It's transition More…

ITK

: Translates to “I too know.” A word used to describe an extremely focused and studious student who is often annoying. He or she usually takes immense pride in showing off More…

ITO'D

To get hit on the head, especially with a TV crew's boom microphone. =Lingo used by journalists covering the O.J. Simpson Civil Trial. Etymology : Lingo used by journalists covering the More…

ittywitty

Used to express farewell reason used: It’s a catchy new alternative to the overused “ttyl” (talk to you later) in online chats, and it also sounds interesting when said More…


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