immaculant

derived from the word immaculate meaning Free from flaws or mistakes; perfect... immaculant is the adjective form of immaculate
Also used to describe anyone by the name of Kazim or Raza

Kazim posse's a very immaculant Mitsubishi lancer Evolution, which can survive Erika's death grip on any mountain road.

by Evokew January 9, 2011

Immaculant

Used when an idiot tries to use a word to sound intelligent when describing a state of cleainess or level of orginization, but has only ever heard the actual word "immaculate" incorrectly, and thusly refused to do any research as to whether the word was spelled or used properly.

The section he is responsible for must be immaculant.

by Unsat for life August 21, 2022

Immaculant

A term derived from a popular TikTok video that involved a woman saying “this is immaculant.”

Generally used in response to something delicious.

(Capitalized letters to show raising of volume )
Sheri: The flAvor (flavor) is imACULANT (Immaculant).
Nicole: i know right

by stu pedassó May 1, 2020

immaculant

When something is overtly large

Person 1: Did you eat a lot of food?
Person 2: Yeah, the meal was immaculant.

by Jeffery69 March 12, 2022

Immaculant

Unnecessarily large

“his dick was NOT immaculant”

by jefferson ligma March 12, 2022

imamaculate

Used to describe and emphasize the pristine condition of a person place or thing when saying the more common word "immaculate" is not enough. Also used by questionable sales people who are misrepresenting their products and can't spell.

Example 1:
Friend : Dude, did you see that girl checking me out? She was imamaculate!
Fiend 2: Yea totes bro, she was fineeee!

Example 2:

Online Salesguy: "This machine is imamaculate! I'm also going to let it go for the super low price of $3299! Just for you!"

by boatross June 19, 2018

Immaculate

Perfect, no flaws, clean, perfect example, impeccable

“Stephen currys immaculate man, no if ands or buts about it”-FlightReact

by Clayton yuuurd February 19, 2020