incumpetent

Da state of being brainless and/or naive regarding sperm and its related aspects/properties/effects, such as making a huge mess, implicating someone in a crime, spreading STDs, getting a girl knocked up, etc.

Willie and Monica sure were woefully incumpetent when they carelessly got love-juice on Monnie's dress and thus revealed that there had been some hanky-panky going on between them.

by QuacksO November 1, 2019

incompetude

Characterized by lack of skill coupled with an arrogant demeanor; preemptive indignation directed toward a person who may or may not be questioning the subject’s inability to carry out a duty.

“President Trump’s righteous tweets about lying to the public about the early dangers of Covid-19 showed an insecure leader with great incompetude.”

by PleasurePilot December 20, 2020

incomplete silence

the theoretical opposite of complete silence. Silence itself is complete, yet to emphasize it the term "complete silence" is used. So, what then is the incomplete silence? It could probably be best described as an infinetly long silence with an infinetly short sound. The longer the silence and the shorter the sound the closer the moment will get to complete silence, yet it will never be perfectly silent.

someone burping during a minute of silence for a fallen soldier, that's the closest you'll get to incomplete silence in real life

by FDiem December 5, 2021

medicus incomprehensibilis

Medical information that is incomprehensible. Often requiring a medical dictionary or advanced degree to understand.

I didn't understand a word that doctor said. He was medicus incomprehensibilis!

by Marco Polo Pool Party April 17, 2017

IMatically incompetent

Lacking in instant messaging skills

Sarah, who accidentally types in the wrong window when instant messaging multiple people, is IMatically incompetent.

by Sonia O December 28, 2006

incompetance

spelling fail of incompetence

'I have spelling incompetance'
'we can tell'

by george085 March 10, 2010

Incomplete Tetanus

An increasing amount of electrical shocks to the muscle causes the muscle to contract in such a way that before it can fully relax it is electrically stimulated again. This causes summation effect where contractions get stronger and stronger the more the muscle fiber is shocked.

For example, in a lab the muscle fiber was shocked 15 times per second which caused the fiber to be in a state of incomplete tetanus.

by 5m0k3 October 1, 2009