Unexcusable

If you say that something is unexcusable, you are emphasizing that it cannot be justified or tolerated because it is extremely bad.

The earliest known use of the adjective unexcusable is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for unexcusable is from around 1384, in Bible (Wycliffite, early version).
unexcusable is formed within English, by derivation.
Etymons: un- prefix1 1b, excusable adj.

Your actions were unexcusable. He said the killing of innocent people was unexcusable.

by C-title November 17, 2023

unexcitable

What the vacuous individuals that make up most of society are.

Don't worry, she/he is just another unexcitable cow.

by Parvez Soloman December 14, 2008

Unfocusable

The act of not being able to focus or concentrate.

Sh*t, I think my girls pregnate and now I in a unfocusable state of being

by Wall-E 305 April 21, 2009

a profound and inexcusable amount of bathroom-going

1. V. When a person spends an insane amount of time in the restroom, such as 2 hours
2. V. When a person is constantly going back and forth to and from the restroom, shitting every time they are in
3. N. In short, diahrrea

My guy, that is a profound and inexcusable amount of bathroom-going you're doing. I don't fucking care if you can't stop shitting, do it outside so you're not the only one in there shitting.

by I make words it is fun April 26, 2024