immie

An opaque white marble in children's games.

A casual contraction of "I’m going to" or "I am going to," rooted in African American English and now common across texting, social media, and song lyrics. Used to announce an intention or near-future action in a relaxed, conversational tone. Often paired with a verb directly, as in "imma head out" or "imma pull up." Considered informal and best avoided in formal writing, but extremely common in everyday online speech and pop music.

(slang, often, in the plural) Demerol, especially when used as a recreational drug.

(UK, dialect) plimsolls.

Dimmie is Australian colloquial shorthand for a dim sim — the Australian adaptation of a Chinese dumpling, typically steamed or deep-fried and much larger than the dim sum it derived from. Dim sims are a staple of Australian fish and chip shops and takeaway culture. Calling them dimmies is the classic Australian shortening instinct: take a word, trim it, add '-ie' or '-y.' The term is cheerful, informal, and warmly nostalgic for anyone who grew up eating them.