Second degree incest

When one has sexual relations with someone who is not their blood relative but still seen as family

Tom: you hang with Jessica a lot. When you finna pipe.

Jerry: bro wtf! She like a sister to me that’s that second degree incest

by Issa furqy June 22, 2019

soft incest

Relations with a family member who shares no blood relation, e.g. related by marriage or adoption.

She engaged in some soft incest with her former stepbrother.

by jharrison3452 December 31, 2015

Incel

A made up word from misandrists that has no meaning and is used on men

Look at this incel

by Justaguy200 September 10, 2020

Incel

Although formerly having a legitimate meaning, this word is now commonly used to label someone who doesn’t agree with your opinion. It is most commonly used by teenaged girls who are usually white and are almost always in defense of left wing political ideologies.

Jacob: “Hey Emily, you do realize WNBA players create nowhere near the revenue that NBA players do, which debunks the wage gap between them.

Emily: “UGHH, WHAT AN INCEL!”

by nowdigonthis January 25, 2021

incepted

derives from inception

referring to the short period of time when your mind dies just after you've watched inception; when the whole world around you seems like a dream as you struggle to find a totem that could actually tell you the freaking difference...

Oh snap! My totem! its still standing! FAAAAK I think im incepted!

by mr. icey August 4, 2010

Incel

An overused term angry femminists, soyboy simps, or narcissistic women (mainly on the internet) like to use when you expose them of their BS because they can't take criticism. Sometimes its used properly to addresses a male who hates women because he's a virgin, however it usually is not.

"Wow you disagree with my narcissistic views and behaviors? Looks like I found the incel."

by GrilledSoap December 12, 2020

under-the-desk incentive

the act of furthering your career by engaging in an inappropriate act with your manager or boss.

Chuck was planning on firing Sally until she unzipped his pants and gave him an under-the-desk incentive. She not only kept her job, she also got a raise.

by Chase Smith January 25, 2007