serious cash

Loads of money, or huge amount of cash.

Come with me if you want to make some serious cash.

by Floppy ears January 11, 2016

rhino-serious

To be beyond serious.

I was soo serious about how fat he was. I was rhino-serious

by BallzMahonez August 24, 2007

No Lie Dead Serious

The ancient pact that unifies truth from brother to brother allowing the validity of a statement to be unquestioned.

PERSON 1 :"Dude, I just sharded all over myself!"

PERSON 2 : "No Lie Dead Serious?"

PERSON 1 : "Dude, No Lie Dead Serious!"

by Honz and Hanz March 8, 2009

im wondering if theres a limit to the words you can include in a dictionary, like seriously.

when you are im wondering if theres a limit to the words you can include in a dictionary, like seriously.

if you are feeling like im wondering if theres a limit to the words you can include in a dictionary, like seriously. you should run for your life.

im wondering if theres a limit to the words you can include in a dictionary, like seriously.

by sir johnathan the 2nd April 4, 2022

[dead serious]

To be completely serious; not joking.

Suzie: Matthew likes you.
Sarah: Stop joking around, that's not funny.
Suzie: I'm dead serious.

by BellaW December 26, 2008

exclusive non-serious

Also known as ENS, this relationship status is increasing in popularity. Two individuals are involved with each other, and are not dating anyone else, however there is no commitment. It is understood that every waking moment of the day does not need to be spent together, as well each party does not need to inform the other where they are or will be at any given time. The words "girlfriend" and "boyfriend" are avoided and can be uncomfortable if brought up by a separate party.

Hey man, how long has Donnie been going out with Laura?

Well I don't know if they're "going out" as such, but they've been doing the exclusive non-serious thing for a couple months now.

by R Crewe April 22, 2008

seriousleigh

The pronoun "leigh" is used as a name, assigned to a person at birth who is destined to develop certain characteristics, including, but not limited to, magnificence and extraordinariness in all aspects, and an inconceivably humorous personality. The addition of leigh to the word "serious" allows for a more care-free, rather light-hearted, connotation of the reference word "seriously", presenting an oxymoron in itself. Furthermore, the word "leigh" may be used to replace the word "ly" in any adverb and almost any word, where appropriate. Seriousleigh is a general representation of such words.

Seriousleigh, inevitableigh, unfortunateleigh, extraordinarileigh, humorousleigh, etc.

by anonymousleigh December 12, 2008