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unblagable 

can't be conned
person 1: see him over he's unblagable

person 2: what does that mean

person 1:it means he can't be conned
unblagable by dyl_needham January 1, 2021

unbateable 

Something or someone that you would not masturbate to.
That chick/dude is nasty, she/he is totally unbateable.
unbateable by TheRealCooney February 5, 2008

unlaceable 

Def. You can't take the hard drugs, out of the soft drugs.

Synonym. Impossible

Ex. Yo, we're doing MDMA tomorrow - that's the softest of the drugs - Man sorry but we already laced it with acid and cocaine, it's unlaceable. - oh man - that's a great word, we should put it on urban dictionary: unlaceable. - Go to it right now! - ok yo yo. what's the definition? - unlaceable. you can't take the hard drugs,out of the soft drugs. Holy fuck, that's exactly what it is. It's impossible to take the hard drugs, out of the soft drugs. Yo, I'm putting it in. Man, don't put my real name. You can't take that shit off. Yo is my real name still in there? Yo don't do that - you'll find it on Google, and once it's on the internet, it's unlaceable.

face palm.
we wrote our example in the definition - it's unlaceable.
unlaceable by Bitch Moughs April 9, 2010

unbareable conditions

Refers to a social/physical environment dat you cannot stand to occupy due to nobody's being willing/permitted to get naked for you.
Nude beaches make me feel so alive and free; why don't other beaches follow **suit** and allow bathers to ditch da **suits**?! Having to cover up with trunks and tops creates totally unbareable conditions for me!
unbareable conditions by QuacksO November 3, 2022

unameable 

something that can not be named.
he was unameable.
unameable by Blu5h4d0w April 10, 2023

Unflammable 

(uhn-flam-uh-buhl)
adjective

• Impervious to flame, incapable of catching fire, or extremely resistant to flame. This term is proposed to replace "inflammable" and "non-flammable" to avoid confusion due to the dual origins of the prefix "in-" in English.

• Explanation: The prefix "in-" in English can have different meanings depending on its origin. It can mean "not" or "without", derived from Latin, as in "incalculable" (not calculable). However, "in-" can also mean "in" or "into", also derived from Latin but related to the Greek prefix "en-", as in "inflammable" (able to be set on fire). These dual meanings can cause confusion, as "inflammable" might be mistakenly thought to mean "not flammable". The term "unflammable" uses the prefix "un-", which consistently means "not" in English, making it a more intuitive, perspicuous, and less confusing alternative.
The new line of camping gear is made from unflammable material, providing an extra layer of safety during wilderness adventures.
Unflammable by Kichertasche January 31, 2024