2 definitions by kron-ic
1. The most finley polished form of the word "sweet".
2. Commonly used when describing any drug or drug effect.
3. Inspired from pig-latin but varying the orginal format for an aesthetic pleasing sound, with a more catchy tone.
4. Pro-nounced "eetsways" like "feet" without the "f". and the word "sways" all in one.
2. Commonly used when describing any drug or drug effect.
3. Inspired from pig-latin but varying the orginal format for an aesthetic pleasing sound, with a more catchy tone.
4. Pro-nounced "eetsways" like "feet" without the "f". and the word "sways" all in one.
by kron-ic September 8, 2007
1.More immaculate than the word hectic. To be used as a greater finer form of the entity and meaning of hectic.
2.Hectose is usually accompanied by the adjective "mad" in a sentence, to give a greater meaning.
3.Hectose may be pro-nounced "Hec - dozze" to create a stressing on the letter "s". By doing this, one can add heightened sense of meaning to the original word "hectose".
2.Hectose is usually accompanied by the adjective "mad" in a sentence, to give a greater meaning.
3.Hectose may be pro-nounced "Hec - dozze" to create a stressing on the letter "s". By doing this, one can add heightened sense of meaning to the original word "hectose".
by kron-ic September 8, 2007