incontinents
Sayin-KON-ti-nuhntsUS/ɪnˈkɑntɪnənts/UK/ɪŋˈkɒntɪnənts/
- 1Plural of incontinent.
Note
Only the old noun takes a plural, and it meant an unchaste person, a sense now obsolete. The living word is an adjective, and adjectives have no plural: for people who cannot control their bladder or bowels, English says incontinent patients or people with incontinence. Used of them, incontinents is not standard English, and it would also drag in the old moral meaning.
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