incarnation

Incarnation literally means embodied in flesh or taking on flesh. It refers to the conception and birth of a sentient being who is the material manifestation of an entity, god or force whose original nature is immaterial. In its religious context the word is used to mean the descent from Heaven of a god, or divine being in human/animal form on Earth

Jimmy Novak is the incarnation of Castiel.

by Roccosanchez August 14, 2016

incantation

another word for a chant that is used when performing a spell or ritual of some kind

this spell needs an incantation to complete it.

by white_wicca May 13, 2005

Prison Inmate Day (PID)

To establish a scholarships for the children of incarcerated parents, and for students of Caribbean and West Indies decadents; to establish a curriculum for criminal prevention for Elementary through High Schools students, and finally to provide other solutions within our society that will prevent and decrease the numbers of individuals going and or returning to prison within the United States.

Prison Inmate Day (PID)is celebrated on November 1, of each year, we are requesting that you light a candle (: only when you are at home ;) to concentrate on all inmates: Some inmate did not commit the crime, some inmates leave and then return to jail. Let us call upon the universe to correct the problems we have on the streets, and in our families, so that we can keep our children out of prison and out of trouble.

by Pamela Peters June 18, 2008

incarnate

To clothe with flesh.

Embodied with flesh.

Humans are incarnated beings.

by LarstaiT November 7, 2003

incase shit

this is more like insurance. some money paid for insurance

Daughter: Daddy you havent taken me shopping in a while.
Daddy: Well yea, it is because iam saving some incase shit money

by Mulele August 24, 2008

Incapitated

To drink so much carbinated drink that you have to pee every couple of minutes.

I had too much pop because now I'm incapitated.

by Joy&Nicole (: April 1, 2010

Inmatrimony

When Matrimony is not equal:

A. When a couple has been married more than twice the number of years they have been alive. In essence, being dead longer than alive.

B. Disparity or relative inadequacy in natural attributes: a startling inequality of intellect, talents, or physical endowments.

C. Injustice or inequality of power: violation of what is considered right and just of the rights of another. One party having all the power.

A. When all sentences are We or Us instead of I or Me. For example when a couple first gets married they enter into a Matrimony. After 30 years they've progressed to being in an Inmatrimony.

B. This is most often observed and verbalized with "What is she doing with him?" This is usually in reference to the inequality of physical endowments.

C. Power is usually attained through the use of either Money or Sex. Controlling both sometimes leads to the creation of a tyrant.

by hurna089 August 9, 2010