incubus
incubus
Definition
in·cu·bus (in′kyə bəs, iŋ′-)
incubus
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- call: The counselor said the experience wasn't caused by telepathy but by a type of spirit called an incubus or a succubus.
- see: Wayne: I saw Incubus at the Nottingham Ice Arena when I was eighteen.
- become: He also had a sexual obsession, something about becoming an incubus.
- include: Signatories include Incubus, Audioslave and Rage Against the Machine.
Modifies a noun
Browse dictionary entries near incubus
- incubi
- incubator
- incubative
- incubational
- incubation
- incubating
- incubated
- incubate
- incrustation
- incrust
- incubuses
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- inculcate
- inculcated
- inculcating
- inculcation
- inculcator
- inculpable
- inculpate
- inculpated
