incommode 

Verb
Meaning:
To cause inconvenience. (To someone, something or even yourself)

E.G
they are incommoded by the traffic.

incommode by isnortmenansashes March 3, 2022

incomponent

The moment after carefully packing away a board game and finding a piece you missed. You now have to unpack three quarters of for just that one piece.

Nigel had just placed his game back on the shelf when his wife found a stray piece. "I've found an incomponent" she said.

incomponent by The curious bibliophile February 9, 2019

in commode 

In a deep imperturbable sleep, as if in a coma.

“He was in commode for hours after running the marathon.”

in commode by kulturevulture February 15, 2020

icommode 

Listen to music and watching video's on crapper. Basically the same as iPot.

I gotta get on my iCommode so I can have something to do while I sit there.

icommode by Quentin_B November 6, 2006

incompident 

This word is a common misspell of incompetent. I have seen it all over the internet. It pretty much attempts to mean this...
incapable: not meeting requirements; "unequal to the demands put upon him"

Incompident web designers need to all die.

incompident by Kasey Crawford December 26, 2007

incommodious 

No place to go to the bathroom.

After losing his job and finding he was no longer able to pay rent, Fred was faced with the incommodious prospect of taking up residence in the street.

incommodious by mrburlesk July 26, 2014

incommoding 

to take away a homeless person's toilet, aka the street

The federal government is incommoding a lot of homeless people right now.

incommoding by realswampcast August 12, 2025