sitcomize

The verbalization of the word "sitcom". The turning of a clever comedic routine into a sitcom.

When a comedian, such as John Malaney, has such a good routine about everyday events, he is just calling out to the networks to sitcomize him.

by sar_hil August 13, 2014

sottomize

To commit political suicide by immersing one's self into a fecal hole full of stupidity and arrogance.

The word comes from the actions of Sen. Tito Sotto of the Philippines. He has been caught plagiarizing at least four bloggers and denying it strongly.

Despite this, he has again been caught trying to pass off a part of a speech delivered in the 1960s by Robert F. Kennedy as his own.

He simply translated the parts he lifted into Tagalog (native Philippine language), word for excruciating word, including the paragraph cuts.

He glibly asked a reporter if RFK ever spoke in Tagalog, as his defense that he could not possibly have stolen RFK's thoughts or words.

"Do you think Sen. Sotto will get re-elected in 2016?"
"Fat chance, he sottomized himself."

by angry bird, red September 6, 2012

sotomize

sodomize is spelled with a d. you clucker!

I spell sotomize with a d

by wildyak March 8, 2007

sitcomically

adverb: how something would logically make sense if your life was a sitcom

"So your roommate seems very normal and mine has several face piercings and guages."
"Well, sitcomically that means I'll be the one who ends up traumatized."

by NickOfTheWorld August 25, 2014

sitcomic

A comic (including variations such as web-comics) that resemble a sitcom. Typically include story-lines of varying lengths, without the laugh-a-minute style of traditional comics.

a: "Eugh. This comic is so boring. It only has one little joke in it and the story lasts all week."
b: "Dude, that's a sitcomic."

by seawolf_uk July 9, 2010

Sitcomplex

A situation or scenario that is simultaneously simple and complex, presenting both straightforward elements and intricate layers of depth, requiring careful consideration and analysis.

Sentence: "The ethical dilemma posed in the film was a sitcomplex, as it appeared straightforward at first glance, but upon closer examination, revealed intricate moral implications that left the characters and audience grappling with difficult decisions."

by Marc2.0 August 17, 2023

sitcomicomically

Something that is so unfunny and soul crushing it could only be happing in sitcom, but it’s actually happening to you in real life.

“My life is so sitcomicomically funny in a sick and twisted way.”

by Penpratt March 29, 2024