Indubulent
Indubulent by Thomas Walsh January 30, 2009
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Indubidently
Hey Tom you wanna go outside and do some stuff?
Tom: Why yes my fellow chap, it is quite indubidently a splendid evening we have here today!
Tom: Why yes my fellow chap, it is quite indubidently a splendid evening we have here today!
Indubidently by Roblox gamer69 October 30, 2018
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indubident by Brianna and Allie July 28, 2008
indubidently
a word you feel like it describes what you mean but you don't really know what it means, so you search it up on google, don't find it, then resort to urban dictionary
Tom: the food was indubidently delicious Bob
Bob: what the f@#k does that mean?!
Tom: look it up on urban dictionary
Bob: what the f@#k does that mean?!
Tom: look it up on urban dictionary
indubidently by Kshot01 July 16, 2018
innubulent
adj
1. seemingly informative, yet meaningless
2. of words and expressions, having no meaning or purpose except to feign intelligence.
3. inclined to use flashy or showy words.
1. seemingly informative, yet meaningless
2. of words and expressions, having no meaning or purpose except to feign intelligence.
3. inclined to use flashy or showy words.
C: Yes Mr. Antolini, I did read the first two chapters and I have to admit I found the main character to be rather innubulent.
A: Mr. Caufield, your incorrect use of the word "innubulent" was fittingly innubulent. Nice try.
A: Mr. Caufield, your incorrect use of the word "innubulent" was fittingly innubulent. Nice try.
innubulent by Peter Cardillo January 2, 2004
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