Expedytion

Noun.

1. The act of speeding up or expediting a process or procedure.

Examples.

1. "This is an order for the expedytion of form 1234."

2. "After the expedytion, things moved much faster."

by G Lennon April 9, 2025

Expedition 33

I just bought it and it looks great. The score is amazing and Gustauve still looks like a swarthy Robert Pattinson.

Hym "I see why people are playing Expedition 33 in such large numbers. And in a perfect world I could sit here and play, uninterrupted, as much as I wanted... But alas... Lucien sounds familiar though... Don't you think?"

by Hym Iam April 27, 2025

Expedition 33

I just bought it and it looks great. The score is amazing and Gustauve still looks like a swarthy Robert Pattinson. The French aesthetic was a good choice. The story revolves around the macabre countdown perpetrated by this supernatural entity called "The Paintress" where every year she reduces the number painted (in light) on this giant tree across the sea by 1 and every of the corresponding age vanishes into a cloud of flowers.

Hym "I see why people are playing Expedition 33 in such large numbers. And in a perfect world I could sit here and play, uninterrupted, as much as I wanted... But alas... Lucien sounds familiar though... Don't you think?"

by Hym Iam April 27, 2025

expedentiously

An extreme amount

Kenzie: ouch man, someone just ran over my foot

Maddie: i bet that hurt expedentiously!
Kenzie: it sure did

by uncletimmy24 January 16, 2026

Expedition 33

When you teach a sexual partner new techniques that they later use with new partners.

He can thank me for giving her a proper Expedition 33.

by Beavshak May 28, 2025

the eeper tho

well what can i say, its the definition of the dopest nigga in town...
pissin on all the hoes and git rim jobs

that nigga rite there tho he the eeper tho
he be shitt n bitches n they catch all his clingons

by im the eeper June 23, 2009

Whaling Expedition

An enterprise operated under the guise of scientific research, or some other unassailable cause like “saving the earth”, which could not otherwise be justified. The term is applicable to a wide range of activities not limited to whaling that are typically subsidized and which obtain a product through obsolete, redundant, or ineffective methods.

Germany's energy policy has become a sort of whaling expedition. Who would have thought that saving the earth could be so expensive?

by Stimpleton J Cat March 7, 2013