The Foolish Dictionary Words starting with I

ICE : A substance frequently associated with a tumble in winter, a tumbler in summer, and a skate the year around.
ICEMAN : A cool proposition who has Axe-cess to the best families, makes his Weigh in every home and can take his Pick in the kitchen, if he leaves his Chips in the street. "How'd You Like to be The Iceman?"
IDIOT : From Eng. idea, and out. One who is just out of ideas.
IDLE : Useless.
IDOLIZE : To make useless.

IMPECUNIOUS : To be in a state of poverty. From Eng. in, and Lat. pecco, to sin, poverty being the greatest of all sins.
IMPERIOUS : From Eng. imp, devil and aerial, airy. Airy as the devil.
INCANDESCENT LIGHT : From Lat. incendo, to burn, and Eng. cent, meaning money. An invention for burning money.
INCOME : The reliable offspring of a wise investment. From Lat. in and coma, meaning sleep. Money which works while you sleep.
INDEPENDENCE : Self government. Good enough for a Cuban, but too good for a Filipino.

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