incrospid 

in·crosp·id ( P ) Pronunciation Key (în-crôs'pîd)
adj.
1.- Resolutely courageous or fearless, but at the same time tending to make poor decisions or careless mistakes, marked by a lack of care.

2.- Reckless and brave.

{Latin : incrospidus.}

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incrospidity or incrospidness (n.)
incrospidly (adv.)

The knight decided to fight the dragon, knowing that little he could do to beat it, he knew this was an incrospid decision.

incrospid by Afz September 20, 2005

incompident 

This word is a common misspell of incompetent. I have seen it all over the internet. It pretty much attempts to mean this...
incapable: not meeting requirements; "unequal to the demands put upon him"

Incompident web designers need to all die.

incompident by Kasey Crawford December 26, 2007

increpid 

Being incredibly intrepid about portraying and interpreting something latently decrepid.

That increpid house is more habitable than some abodes I have not seen as yet and therefore should no depreciate in attempted appreciation.

increpid by Hercolena Oliver May 30, 2008

increpid 

Apparently a mashup of the words intrepid (bold, outgoing, courageous) and the word decrepit (old, infirm, rickety, run down). So the fused words together mean to boldly decay or sudden death.

The athlete after getting cancer died suddenly. Dude that shit was increpid.

increpid by DeadDest July 11, 2025

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