inscratense 

insane, crazy, and intense mashed up like your mom's good ole' fashioned mashed potatoes.

I saw a deer sitting up in a tree stand picking off hunters, and then it would bring cheap women up to sex itself. It was totally inscratense.

inscratense by Anjroo Tomiss October 25, 2007

Accurately inaccurate 

The expressed measurement wasnt at scientific standards. The rate of change between measurements at different time points showed a precise rate of change.

My total body fat measurement wasnt accurate on the scale. But my rate of bodyfat lost was. My scale is Accurately inaccurate.

Accurately inaccurate by Owenscott June 19, 2019

incuriate 

v. To make curious

As infuriate is to make furious, so incuriate is to make curious.

incuriate by Chace M. Stewart October 3, 2008

inculate

v. inculated, inculating, inculates

1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.

2. To insert something in one's anus.

3. (vulgar) To anally rape.


n. inculation

1. Anal sex.


adj. inculatory

1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.



-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.

"It is a bad idea to inculate a person with severe diarrhoea."

"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."

"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."

inculate by - A.K. July 26, 2005

inoculate 

Controlled exposure to an infectious agent (virus/bacteria) to build immunity to the agent.

Also, controlled exposure to an infectious idea or propaganda, so as to build up resistance to the idea.

Bob is a staunch democrat and liberal but will often show up at Republican rallies to inoculate himself...

inoculate by AxonL November 4, 2017

inculate

inculate
v. inculated, inculating, inculates

1. To engage in anal sex, especially to give it.

2. To insert something in one's anus.

3. (vulgar) To anally rape.


n. inculation

1. Anal sex.


adj. inculatory

1. Pertaining to, or being characterised by anal sex.



-Derived from the French "enculer," (to have anal sex with), from the root -cul-, a passage with access only at one end.

"It is a bad idea to inculate a person with severe diarrhoea."

"To avoid severe discomfort, internal haemorrhage, chafing, and infection, be sure to use lubricant and condoms during inculation."

"The sex that takes place in prisons is primarily inculatory."

inculate by ATK August 22, 2005

Inaccurate 

Imprecise with error;opposite of accurate

Her test scores weren't inaccurate

Inaccurate by Lillieboo October 13, 2017