1. plural of incog; people traveling or living in disguise or under an assumed identity
Usage: informal; often used in historical or literary contexts
2. plural of incog; instances or periods of traveling incognito
Usage: informal

Examples

• The spies traveled as incogs to avoid detection.
• Several incogs were spotted entering the embassy.
• The royal family occasionally went about town as incogs to experience normal life.
• During the investigation, the detectives worked as incogs among the suspects.
• The novel featured multiple incogs whose true identities were revealed in the final chapter.