Surpacious

Pronounciation: Sir-pay-shus.

Adj.
Used to describe the ridiculousness, absurdity or dumbassity of a topic, group, or outcome. Frequently used when a person is speaking COMPLETELY out of their spectrum of knowledge.

Once convinced to be Swahilli in origin, it was derived from the events of many evenings of "fradigerous" drinking and recital of the speeches of our Leader, Goerge W. Bush.

You retard, stop acting so surpacious!

After answering the door in the nude, the professor felt surpaced.

That surpacious little bastard stole my wallet!

After writing these examples, I felt a little surpaced.

by Josh A. Roe January 27, 2005

Auspicious

Promising well for future: marked by lucky signs or good omens, and therefore by the promise of success or happiness.

The later school days of my friend were as auspicious as the first.

by Jafje September 24, 2007

Susperious

A mix of suspicious and mysterious.

The death of that famous magician happened under very susperious circumstances!

by Kant Kope November 22, 2011

auspicious

good, or favorable.

He made an auspicious beginning by getting an A.

by nekyo September 4, 2003

susticious

very attractive, very good looking, looking real hot, or awesome
or it also means scandalous, hater, shady, trifling, or acting stupid.

"yo that girl is looking susticious!"
"that's susticious!"
"why is your girl acting susticious?"

by Ray Lacson August 19, 2008

susperious

Seriously Suspicious. A mix of serious and suspicious.

The guy outside with the hoody looks Susperious

That sounds pretty susperious

by Arron Cowie April 4, 2008

Suspectious

Used when something is seemingly suspicious but also suspect at the same time.

Yo those vans over there drive by the school every time we run by even though it’s closed.

Damn, that’s suspectious.

by morphy bennett April 28, 2020