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increds

increds adjective: incredible.

Adjective

increds (comparative more increds, superlative most increds)

  1. (slang) Incredible.
    • “That was increds,” Marcy said. “Can you teach me how to do that?” ¶ “Me too!” said Jenn. “T really want to learn a layout this season.”2013 September, Melanie Spring, Game On: A Varsity Novel, New York, N.Y.: Little, Brown and Company, →ISBN, page 22

Forms of increds

comparativemore increds
superlativemost increds

Origin of increds

Clipping of incredible + -s (hypocoristic suffix).

Questions about increds

What does increds mean?
Increds means incredible.
What part of speech is increds?
Increds is an adjective.

Words near increds in the dictionary

  1. incredibley
  2. incredibly
  3. incredibubble
  4. increditable
  5. incredited
  6. increds
  7. incredulities
  8. incredulity
  9. incredulosity
  10. incredulous
  11. incredulously

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