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IM

(verb) : to send an instant message

I'll IM you around 5 o'clock. —Stephanie, school, 4/10/08

Submitted by: Anonymous on Apr. 10, 2008 21:28

ima (other) : Also written "I'ma". Used as a conjuction between "I'm" and "a" for the purpose of describing an action one is planning to take in the future.

Ima hit you over the head with this chair if you don't shut up.

Submitted by: jpwright from New York on Dec. 02, 2005 21:15

imadulate (verb) : To use your imagination on purpose to achieve a goal.

Did you imadulate today? —Ellen Chernoff Simon, www.imadulation.com

Submitted by: Ellen Simon on Mar. 27, 2008 18:08

imadulation (noun) : the use of imagination purposefully to modulate or change your experience

Imadulation can help you achieve your goals. —Ellen Chernoff Simon, www.imadulation.com

Submitted by: Ellen Simon on Mar. 27, 2008 18:07

imagification (noun) : the process or technology of making an image; also: superficial understanding caused by exposure to images and not real objects or events that they represent

Submitted by: Ruth AE Finnerty from Florida on Jan. 19, 2009 01:59

imaginator (noun) : A dreamer.

The great imaginator maker of dreams.

Submitted by: Mary Jane Johnson from Kansas on May. 09, 2007 08:08

imagineer (verb) : to conceive or design in an imaginative way

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 15, 2009 13:05

imbiot (noun) : one who is an idiot and an imbecile

Your intelligence is affected by both heredity and environment making you a complete imbiot.

Submitted by: Katy from Colorado on Dec. 12, 2007 21:03

imbuffoon (noun) : a grossly ignorant person

That person acted like an imbuffoon the other day.

Submitted by: Melissa from Illinois on Feb. 20, 2009 19:31

IMELDIFIC

(adjective) : ostentatious and extravagant

Submitted by: andrei from Philippines on Sep. 30, 2008 21:06

(adjective) : Ostentatious extravagance as exemplified by former First Lady Imelda Marcos.

The Imeldific heiress was seen showing off her wreath necklacess to several lifestyle reporters.

Submitted by: Frank Lee from Philippines on Feb. 04, 2008 12:38

(adjective) : having great love for luxurious things especially shoes

My bestfriend's mom is quite imeldific. She spent a grand during their trip abroad especially on shoes.

Submitted by: majh from Philippines on Jan. 22, 2007 15:43

(adjective) : living in luxury extensively [Imelda Marcos had more than over 2000 pairs of shoes, therefore, she coined the word imeldific]

Submitted by: Mathia from Philippines on Dec. 10, 2006 22:34

(adjective) : BEING TOO GLAMOUROUS AND FANCY (DERIVES FROM THE NAME OF THE FORMER FIRST LADY OF THE PHILIPPINES IMELDA R. MARCOS BEING DESCRIBED AS SPENDTHRIFT

SHE IS BEING IMELDIFIC (COLLECTING FANCY SHOES, SPENDING UNWISELY FOR EXPENSIVE SHOES) NOTE: IT WAS USED IN A TV SHOW BUT NAMES WITHHELD SO THAT NO PROBLEM WILL BE ENCOUNTERED —ARTIST,

Submitted by: ROBERT from Philippines on Dec. 01, 2005 18:38

(adjective) : characterised by ostentatious extravagance to a point of vulgarity

"Yes, it was fabulous. It’s been an imeldific year." —Dahli Aspillera quoting the US News & World Report (November 15, 1988), September 14, 2005

Submitted by: Neil from Philippines on Sep. 29, 2005 00:58

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