Anglish Slang Wordbook/I

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Anglish	sp	English
Ice	n	Jewellery, especially diamonds. 2. a frosty reception, brush off. 3. amphetamines
Ice	vb	To ensure victory, especially in a sporting event. 2. to place in solitary confinement. 3. to murder, kill. 4. to reject, turn down. 5. to complete, finish. 6. to cancel a meeting. 6. abandon a plan or scheme.
Icebox	n	An unemotional person, especially a sexually unresponsive woman. 2. a prison. 3. solitary confinement.
Iced	adj	Of a prisoner placed in solitary confinement for a long period.
Iced to the eyebrows	phr	Extremely intoxicated, drunk.
Ice maiden	n.	A very cold, emotionless and composed woman. 2. an ice-queen
Ice man	n	An emotionless man. 2. a paid killer or hitman.
Ice queen	n	A cold, apparently emotionless woman.
I mean and how	phr	That is absolutely true
I'm there	phr	An expression of support.
I'm telling you	phr	An emphatic statement that there's no need for discussion of support.
I'm must break you	phr	An expression used to threaten a rival or opponent.
In a box	phr	In difficulties, in a confused state of mind, in a quandary. 2. in the same box. 3. sharing the same problems.
In a crack	phr	Very soon, in a moment.
In a flea's leap	phr	Immediately.
In-and-in	n	The moment in the swindle when the swindler seem to risk their money along with that of the dupe.
In-and-out	n	A cigarette. 2. the nose.
In and out like a fidler's elbow	phr	Rapid and enthusiastic copulation.
In a shake of a hand	phr	At once, immediately, very quickly.
In a stink	phr	Awful, terrible
In a sweat	phr	Anxious, worried.
In a walk	phr	Easily; by a wide margin
In bed with	phr	Allied or associated, usually implying nefarius activities.
In-betweens	phr	Depressants, amphetamines.
Inching along	phr	Progressing slowly but steadily
In clover	adj	In comfort.
In Crab street	phr	Annoyed, irritated
Indeed-and-indeed	adj	Absolutely, really and truly.
In-on	adj	Involved with; privy to; part of, informed.
In sour	phr	In disfavor; disliked
Insider	n	A person who has secret information; a member of the 'Inner sanctum' of an organisation
In the black	phr	In profit, in good financial shape
In the dark	phr	Ignorant, uninformed, as in "Let's keep him in the dark
In the know	phr	Having inside information; knowing secrets
In the red	phr	In debt, in financial diifficulty
In the running	phr	Among the chief contenders; having a good chance to win
In the spotlight	phr	Leading, prominent, outstanding. "In the limelght" is a variant
In the swim	phr	In the contest, in the race
Iron house	n	A jail, prison
It's a go	phr	A bargain, an agreement, a deal. 2. it's a success.
It's all go	phr	Everything is full on, energetically undertaken.
Ittishness	n	Sexual attractiveness
Itty	adj	Sexually attractive