Kaworu's definitions
Originally coined by the ancient Roman poet Catullus in poem XXII from the Latin adjective "suffenum". It can be translated as meaning someone who spends a lot of money on new hobbies, enjoys them, fancies themselves good, but is sadly oblivious to the fact that they suck.
Iya's brother's attempts at playing the guitar sound suffenous to me. Every six months he will get a new hobby, spend all his money on it, practice a lot, but still suck.
by Kaworu May 15, 2005
Get the suffenousmug. 1) Coined terminology for describing the quality of something being egg-shaped.
2) Similar to tubular except that it lacks being hollow.
(It's pronunciation is similar to that of "jugular" as in "OH MY GOD! DON'T BITE HER JUGULAR!")
2) Similar to tubular except that it lacks being hollow.
(It's pronunciation is similar to that of "jugular" as in "OH MY GOD! DON'T BITE HER JUGULAR!")
1) Frustrated at using the cumbersome term "egg-shaped" to describe the sleek and eggular form of the newly engineered product made by Gilette, Sharique adopted the terminology "eggular". Then she told her art historian friend, Wes, who immediately took a liking to it and used it to describe everything from the echo, the bull terrier's characteristic nose and the formal qualities of Constantin Brancusi's sculptures.
2) Duuuuude, "spooktacular savings" at CVS pharmacy?! That's totally eggular!
2) Duuuuude, "spooktacular savings" at CVS pharmacy?! That's totally eggular!
by Kaworu July 7, 2004
Get the eggularmug. interjection. Used to express agreement or reaffirm that a statement made by someone else is correct beyond every reasonable doubt.
by Kaworu June 30, 2004
Get the verifiablymug. After shopping in duPont circle and buying two vibrators Whit took the train to the National Gallery or Art where the bag checker made a wise crack about her purchase. Later that day on the train she and her friend, Sandra, had a duel smacking each other with their vibrating magic wands.
by Kaworu July 3, 2004
Get the magic wandmug.