incesty

English

Etymology

From incest +‎ -y.

Adjective

incesty (comparative more incesty, superlative most incesty)

1. (informal) Incestuous.
   • 1994 June 5, Helki, “ow.”, in alt.sexual.abuse.recovery‎^[1] (Usenet):

     The emotional abuse includes all sorts of psychological rape stuff by my father. He did some very incesty things when I was a teenager like looking at my crotch and introducing me as his wife at a party once.

   • 2003, Bruce Wagner, “Saint-Cloud Road” (chapter 3), in I'll Let You Go, New York: Random House Trade Paperbacks, page 17:

     It was clear she was the only human being his grandfather had ever loved; nothing incesty about it, Tull knew that in his bones — only that rarest of rare things, an unconditional affection for her mind, her body, her blithe broken spirit.