unbwogable
adj.— «In essence therefore their being at hand to cheer on Agwambo, according to the latest musical fad, the unbwogable, will be testimony that Luo-Nyanza has for the umpteenth turned its back on Moi.» —“Uhuru Park Will Be a Reflection of the Past” by Bob Wekesa in Nairobi, Kenya East African Standard Oct. 14, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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