Incrimsic 

Having deep seeded anger toward an object or person or situation.

I was incrimsic over the fact that I had to go all the way back to the store for my credit card.

Incrimsic by Lenny Klever August 20, 2011

selfie-incrimination 

Taking a selfie on a smart phone you stole.

My phone got stolen but I got it back from the cops because the rocket-surgeon thief did some selfie-incrimination.

selfie-incrimination by ApologyAcceptedCaptainNeeda February 8, 2015

self-incrimination 

In Criminal Law, it is an art of lying when facing a senate trial.

Synonym: Janet Napoles

Senate blue ribbon: Name the senators who are part of the Priority Development Assistance Fund scam.

Napoles: I invoke my right against self-incrimination.

self-incrimination by PORK November 7, 2013

intrinsic

Of or relating to the essential nature of a thing; essentially; really; truly... cool literary replacement for inherent

This is an intrinsic example of using the word intrinsic.

intrinsic by Patrick L October 11, 2004

false incriminations 

Rickyism for "false accusations".

"Why don't you do your job, instead of making false incriminations all the time?"

false incriminations by XDavid PolicastroX March 9, 2009

incriminate 

A mispronounced form of the word DISCRIMINATE.Often used due to suspected police brutality.

"Why dem cops be incriminatin"?
"Why do they incriminate soo dam much mang"?

incriminate by Carl (The Ocelot) C. March 16, 2009

incrimidating 

Incriminating and intimidating.

Everything the suspect said seemed incrimidating before they realized he was innocent.

incrimidating by soggypotato September 5, 2014