1. Lying or resting on; lying on, as a duty; said of the anthers of plants, when so disposed as to lie one over the other; said of the wings of insects, when one laps over the other.

2. The person in present possession of a benefice or of an office.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• imcumbents,
• incubent,
• incumbants,
• incombent,
• encombent,
• incombant,
• imcumbent,
• incumbment,
• incument,
• incumbant,
• ecumbent,
• incompent,
• incumbert,
• encumbant,
• imcumbant,
• encumbents,
• encumbent,
• incubment,
• acumbent,
• incumnent

• incumbency,
• in common,
• innocent,
• in camera,
• incumbrance,
• inguen,
• incumbent on.

The adjective form of the word "incumbent" is "incumbent".

The plural of the "incumbent" can be the "incumbents".

The singular of the "incumbent" can be the "incumbent".