impeccably

Incapable of a sin or wrongdoing

Thats is an IMPECCABLY large hickey you have there man.

by Brianne Rules June 17, 2004

impeccably ill-mannered

The quality of knowing how to offend and alienate as many people, in as short a time, as possible.

He was their new neighbor, so comprehensively offensive to everybody that within a couple of weeks of his arrival he was a laughing stock. No one wanted him there. No one was speaking to him, or ever would. He had trained hard to become what he was - impeccably ill-mannered. It was a talent given to few.

by Monkey's Dad May 10, 2021

impecably

In accordanc with the highest standard.

(Should have a vey high standard

A man has a impecably high standard

by Ginaballet.com April 18, 2018

implicable

adjective to describe love to a sheep

he is implicable

by blub1012 May 15, 2018

self-impeachable

Openly and blatantly defying the rule of law in full public view. By doing it openly and defiantly it will illogically seem legit.

The Speaker of the US House of Representatives who is responsible for starting the impeachment process felt slighted when the President was increasingly "becoming self-impeachable"

by mlhiss May 8, 2019

<.7.9.7.6.>Impeccable, impecUcable, impeccable<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Impeccable, impecUcable, impeccable<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Impeccable, impecUcable, impeccable<.7.9.7.6.>

by TheGeneralGenitalsPranksterian May 11, 2025

implacable

A descriptive word indicative of a person who is predisposed to very clean teeth.

The guy is so implacable that his dentist had to give up his business.

by Paradoctor April 22, 2018