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A two-word argument that can win any debate, regardless of the opposing party's arguments. Typically used when someone exhibits socially conservative views.
Person A: I believe that gender and sex are different.
Person B: I disagree, here's wh-
Person A: Ok incel
Person B: What?
*In this argument, 'Person A,' unequivocally won. 'Person B' must now admit defeat, lest he/she be labeled a 'bigot,' or 'hater,' both of which is are even more powerful arguments.
Ok Incel by ahmtds September 3, 2020
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A great way to shut down any maladjusted young man who behaves in a toxic manner as his way of making up for the fact that he can't get a woman to fulfill his overwhelming sexual and existential angst.

When a man comes into a conversation talking about far right, deranged, or otherwise negative shit, just respond to him in the same way you respond to boomers. After all, most negative male behavior is driven by the fact that they're insecure about not being seen as attractive by women.

"Ok incel."
Him: "I'm sick of LGBT trans people ruining Reddit and my school, and I'm sick of all these blacks filling the radios up with CRAP music and other stuff. I'm sick of these Staceys who won't sleep with anyone but Chad. I'm going to go complain about communists on /r/againstdegeneratesubs."

You: "Ok incel."
ok incel by EurasianGuy May 9, 2020
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