Indescriptionable
something which defies description utterly, is completely transcendental of description to the point where anyone attempting to describe that which is indescriptionable is eventually left hugging themselves in a corner of the room, rocking slowly and drooling while gibbering meaninglessly. a step beyond the merely indescribable.
man, that sh-t is indescriptionable.
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