inconegro

incognito - One whose identity is disguised or concealed.
The condition of having a disguised or concealed identity.

No one had seen me. I was inconegro (a black person in disguise)

by namohalko January 9, 2005

incontrovertible

impossible to deny

It is incontrovertible that there's at least 1 good definition on urbandictionary.com

by gllb December 27, 2010

incoherent

(adj) not understandable, meaningless, nonsense

The following passage is incoherent.

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by aaronak November 4, 2004

incineration

a humiliating defeat or failure.

that last game, that was an incineration if i've ever seen one.

yeah, well you only went vegan to impress julie. incineration!

by electric jim August 15, 2004

Incinerator

A device or facility designed for the incineration (burning) of a substance, most often municipal solid waste (garbage). The systematic use of incinerators was first done in Britain in the 19th century due to increasing waste and spread of disease. Today, German and Swiss technology dominates the world's incinerator plants. Modern waste incinerators use the heat that they produce from the burning to generate electricity and hot water. They are popular in densely populated areas where there is no room available to put trash in landfills. Some concerns with incinerators include the production of dioxins, which are highly toxic. Many environmentalists believe that incinerators have no place in modern society. Others believe that they are important because we cannot recycle all waste and that properly operated incinerators are quite safe.

In countries such as The Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, and Denmark, most waste is recycled. Whatever is left over is sent to advanced incinerators where heat and electricity is produced.

by nethawk March 1, 2005

sanitation-hygiene prescribed corpse incineration

when,once a person succumbs to a potentially pandemic/epidemic causing disease, his body is not returned to his relatives for burial but is instead incinerated (usually by government executive order) for obvious sanitary/hygiene reasons in order to prevent further infection and try and stop the rampant pandemic/epidemic from spreading.

all the religious and superstitious spiel aside, and despite the fact that sanitation-hygiene prescribed corpse incineration was inefficiently used during The Black Death epidemic of 1347-1351 in Europe, IMHO sanitation-hygiene prescribed corpse incineration should still be considered as a viable option in treating the current Ebola outbreak in Western Africa

by Sexydimma July 29, 2014

*incoherent screaming*

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2020.

*incoherent screaming*

by toastedwater November 19, 2020