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indescribable 

a word that ultimately shouldn't exist, (a DESCRIPTIVE adjective that DESCRIBES how impossible it is to describe something.)
guy 1: it was such an indescribable act
guy 2: that you just described 0.o
indescribable by ChUcKyChAnG October 5, 2009

Indescribable 

gorgeous, amazing. Colour changing, beautiful, ravishing eyes
Sarah's eyes are indescribable. gorgeous beautiful eyes colour
Indescribable by Connolly77 January 8, 2014

Indescribable 

adj. meaning you cannot scribble on it

n. surface that will not accept your markings
Sam wanted to write down Alicia's number, but his crayola maker wouldn't work on his slick, indescribable binder.

Indescribable 

How hard I fell for my boyfriend Collin
My feelings for Collin are indescribable.
Indescribable by collinsgf September 5, 2023

indescribable emptiness 

Kurapika Kurta is now drowning in a indescribable emptiness
friend: hey-
you: Kurapika is now drowning in a indescribable emptiness

indescribable feeling 

a feeling beyond words, a feeling where you hurt so much to where words just aren't enough to explain how you feel. a feeling when you barley even know the feelings of love,hope,happiness,sadness,depression it's just all tied up in a knot not ever being able to be untied on your own.
i hurt so much to where i had a indescribable feeling a feeling to where there isn't enough words to explain how i feel.
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