Incorrecting

The act of correcting something that isn't wrong with something that is.

My favorite member of the Beatles is Paul McCartney.

Actually, bud, Paul McCartney was in the Rolling Stones.

No, he was in the Beatles, thanks for incorrecting me you idiot.

by Spykeratchet November 18, 2011

Incorrection

An attempt at correcting something already correct and making it incorrect

Jim: you spelled the word "Gigantic" wrong it should be "Jigantic"
Joe: no, you just made an incorrection

by John Doe 56 June 11, 2006

Political Incorrectness

The belief that nothing is sacred, social taboos are stupid, and that everything that exists should be mocked.

The Online group Anonymous is by far the most devout example of Political Incorrectness in action.

No group or faith is exempt from mocking and everything can and will be corrupted.

by -RT May 16, 2008

Incorrection

When someone tries to correct someone else, but in fact the correction is wrong.

George: I like this champagne.

Pete: Correction, it's actually just sparkling wine. It's only called champagne if it comes from the Champagne region of France.

George,: Actually that's an incorrection, because this sparkling wine IS from the Champagne region of France. So go fuck yourself Pete.

by Gonzo Writer April 18, 2017

incorrectn’t

The opposite of incorrect, because adding n’t to a word makes it the opposite (apparently).

“You are incorrect” “No, I’m incorrectn’t”

by WingardiumLev0sa July 9, 2018

Incorrectium

The antonym of correctium, or «Very right or very correct»

We’re asking a straight man if he likes girls.

- No, that is incorrectium

by The not incorrectium March 28, 2022

incorrection

when someone corrects you, only to find that they themselves were wrong

Bill made an incorrection on my blog. He thought I spelled Hugh Hepfer wrong, but Terry corrected him yesterday.

by Chasen Washington August 22, 2008