Definition of "incommodes" [incommodes]

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of incommode. (verb)

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• "These ladies get good neither from the length nor the breadth of their dresses, for as the train evidently incommodes them, they twist the dress so tightly round their bodies that the left side seam comes straight or rather lop-sidedly behind and one corner of the train is thrown over the left shoulder all in a wisp."
• "However, the seam is of small proportions, and when the goods are scoured, pressed, and finished the presence of the seam is a minor item, as it neither incommodes the wearer nor mars the appearance of the stocking."
• "Being dripping wet, the demon in his ascent seriously incommodes"