Ambious

Ambious is the perfect word.

It means whatever you need it to mean in a context

" Today is quite ambious of a day."

by grammerrpolice May 8, 2022

amousing

A mix of amusing and arousing.

I think your amousing

by stace September 4, 2003

amicus

Term used by sophisticated law students when they want to put you in the friend zone. You won't be getting any, you can classify this one as platonic. Although it is often used as a noun or adjective, its meaning is clear. Latin etymology.

I don't want to make out; let's just be amicus.

Get your hands off me, only amicus touches.

by writ of disgust September 5, 2010

Ampious

Having little or no meaning.

Student: (to teacher) I find reading this novel quite ampious.
Teacher: I find it quite fitting to your existence.

by A Real English Teacher January 1, 2011

amgous

A.M.G.O.U.S stands for ..

A=Asteroids &
M=Meateors that
G=Grinds
O=On
U=Ur-anus
S=Sun

Or..
(A)ss (M)eat (G)irl (O)n (U)r (S)treet. In other words, that slut.

Did you hear on the news of how the amgous almost blew up the sun?

Or ..

Ratchet girl, Ching-Cha-Cha speaks:
-Did you see that amgous-ass-bitch that was with my ex boyfriend?

by Johnny the Hootnani November 24, 2013

Avious

When something is clearly Almighty or has clear power over women. True, unambiguous, unequivocal, Yang Jing.

Stephen is so Avious that she is falling for him even though it is moments before they actually meet.

by Stephen Watson November 12, 2004

aviously

to do something in a strange, or socially unacceptable manner.

-"dude, that guy is creeping on that girl pretty aviously"
-"I know, she looks so disgusted by the quantity of mousse in his hair"

by bondo jenkins May 1, 2008