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in bed

Words added to the end of any sentence to make it sound dirty. Works best when no one is expecting it, but always leads to an entertaining conversation. Overuse may cause your friends to pretend they're annoyed, but really they don't know what they'd do without you constantly twisting everything. When used in conjunction with that's what she said it can make class a lot more fun; especially choir because lyrics and vocal excerises are perfect source material. Abbreviated I.B.

Person 1: "She's very talented."
Person 2: "In bed!"

Person 1: "Make it look good!"
Person 2: "In bed!"

...you get the idea

by whohastoknow January 24, 2011

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I.B.

Abbreviation for in bed. Usually safe to use when within earshot of parents, teachers, or anyone else who may disapprove if they heard the actual joke.

Student 1: "All this work is killing me!"
Student 2: (notices teacher nearby) "I.B."

by whohastoknow January 24, 2011

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