Inbombing Fluid 

What people who lace there cigarettes with embalming fluid refer to said fluid as. This being a result of profound mental retardation due to abuse of the substance.

Hey homie let me catch some inbombing fluid.

Inbombing Fluid by jahRambo August 25, 2010

Inbombing Fluid 

Its used to put in dead people, so the body wouldn't smell.. But some people use it to dip it in their weed, cigarettes, black and milds and more stuff.

Hey homie let me catch some inbombing fluid.

Inbombing Fluid by BABY XZ June 9, 2009

stitch incoming 

This comes from use of the ‘stitch’ feature on TikTok which allows users to respond to small sections of other videos by adding (stitching) their own video.

When you first see such content, the initial video may be triggering or seem to be contrary to what the creator usually posts. To warn viewers and stop them from clicking away, creators add the ‘stitch incoming’ caption to let viewers know to not exit the video too quickly, but, rather, to wait for the bit that follows (usually a rebuttal).

It is used as a video caption, not in a sentence.

The tik tok creator added the caption Stitch Incoming to let us know that her video critique would directly follow the original clip.

stitch incoming by Ssskkkttt February 24, 2023

incomingpackageitus 

The illness that you become over come with when you are expecting a package. Symptoms include : Checking order tracking several times an hour, the inability to concentrate when you hear a large truck approaching, mood swings, day dreaming, and nervous pacing.

have you seen mat today?

No, he called out with a bad case of incomingpackageitus.

incomingpackageitus by Matanial. November 22, 2010

Incoming Stoner 

A person who is likely to become a stoner

Dude Bob is a incoming stoner, he keeps talking about weed

Incoming Stoner by Stoner47 August 29, 2010

inbominicle 

Goofy

Nah homie you and ya mama being super duper inbominicle.

inbominicle by Kysxn May 4, 2022

Inboxing 

A combat "sport" where two participants, generally of similar intellectual weight, fight each other via an e-mail exchange. Inboxing typically involves a series of one-to-one e-mail exchanges (called "rounds"); however, a popular and successful tactic is for one participant to fire off a "combination" of back-to-back e-mails before their opponent has time to respond to the first message. Victory is achieved if the opponent is knocked down emotionally and unable to get up (a Knockout or KO), or if the opponent's Inbox is deemed too overwhelmed to continue (a Technical Knockout, or TKO). If there is no stoppage of the fight before an agreed number of rounds, a winner is determined by judges' (those CC'd on the e-mail exchange) scorecards.

After several rounds of inboxing with her co-workers, Emily finally had agreement on the format for the marketing presentation.

Inboxing by cruvdog March 15, 2009