Definition of -i-

-i-

suffix

• (Relational-Linguistic English) An affix denoting not in relation, or intended to not be in relation, especially used to show a lack or opposition of relation between something previously mentioned and the word that this affix is attached to.
  
  Etymology: sin "without" from Latin

  Last edited on Jan 10 2025. Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 10 2025.

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gragg	Definitions include: to vomit in one's own mouth, but not expel the contents.
uncut	Definitions include: uncircumcised
gobbie	Definitions include: fellatio.
Cheese Possessed	Definitions include: In the RN/RM used a term used for processed cheese.
slimeball	Definitions include: a bad person.
charver	Definitions include: See chav.
misupport	Definitions include: minimial support
deffo	Definitions include: "definitely".
hit it raw	Definitions include: to have unprotected sex.
MiCal	Definitions include: Middle California

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