Awkward

1. Lacking grace or elegance; clumsy
2.Used express anything is uncomfortable or disagreeable

1. Steve thinks my prose is awkward and unrefined.
2. I saw Steve at the mall yesterday. Awkward!

by SN Nieves February 21, 2011

Awkwarding

Verb /ˈôkwərding/
The action of causing difficulty; making the situation hard to do or deal with.

Person 1: "Why is this so hard?"
Person 2: "I don't know, why don't you ask your mom about last night and maybe she'll give you an answer."
Person 1: "Why do you have to be awkwarding at a time like this!?"

by Clementine367 June 15, 2011

awkwardity

the amount or level of awkwardness involved in a certain situation

There was much awkwardity when the parents walked in on him without having any clothes on.

by JKatte August 19, 2006

awkwardity

Sarah Christine Williams

Sarah exhibits a high level of awkwardity.

by lanos April 29, 2008

awkwardity

A rather synonymous variation on awkwardness, featuring more thematically onomatopoeic values.
Why use awkwardness when the word clearly has no connection with the thematic aspects it conveys?

"At once, I was filled with a wonderful wave of awkwardity."

by Trevor Haldenby February 29, 2004

Awkwarded

To make a conversation or discussion awkward.

When Billy made a sexual reference, he awkwarded the conversation.

by Geofdarious February 11, 2009

Awkward

when someone asks if you and your best friend of the oppisite sex are going out

*best friends standing together*
Random girl: hey are you two going out??
Girl: NO!
Guy: ummmm...

*later*
Girl: (to other friends) well that was awkward.

by yours101 November 16, 2007