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Incraigable

When someone does or says something incredibly inconceivable and its devoid of any/all logic, and you wonder how they have managed to survive life this long
C: "A severe hurricane is coming Friday, make sure your homes are prepared."
J: "I was scheduled to work Friday, what should I do about my timesheet?"
C: "Oh, just come in early that morning and we will find out whats going on."
T: "WOW! Thats the most incraigable decision by a supervisor ever!"
Incraigable by OhYouSee October 13, 2016

Incradible 

Incradible, derived from the mispelling of incredible, is used to describe something that is so incredible and rad that you can't decide between the two words.
Gakt would be even more incradible if he could dance.

aw man, that kick flip he did on his skateboard was incradible!
Incradible by domo_grande December 27, 2010

Incraigable

Being an absolutely incredible, beautiful, handsome, creative, brilliant, smart, inspiring and loving man in the whole Universe and whose name is Craig.
You are absolutely incraigable! I love you!
Incraigable by Grindalf December 12, 2021

InCRAPtable 

Adj - Something looks incredible, but when you look deep inside, its only a piece of crap.
You look incredibly incraptable today XD
InCRAPtable by Mokonamon May 8, 2005

Incraigable

Doing something so crazy and outlandish that it resembles one Craig Carpenter. Stealing shit from friends, handing out draw four cards to your friends, etc.
You took my care package?! Incraigable!
Incraigable by MichiganMan5000 April 10, 2011

Incradible 

It's like incredible, but more rad.
That was so incredible and rad at the same time!
- You mean it was incradible?
Incradible by winr December 21, 2009
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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