equatious

Equacious

(eˈkweɪʃəs)

adj
characterized by or showing a tendency to believe ones own talk as fact, talking it up.

C17: from Latin loquāx from loquī to speak

eˈquaciously adv
From loquacity, loˈquaciousness n

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e •qua•cious

(loʊˈkweɪ ʃəs)

adj.

talking or tending to believe talk, frivolous media, much or anything as fact; gullibility.

1660–70; < Latin loquāx, s. loquāc-, derivative of loquī to speak; see -acious

e•qua′cious•ly, adv.

e•qua′cious•ness, e•quac′i•ty (-ˈkwæs ɪ ti) n.

syn: See gullible and culpable

A culture characterized by its equatious citizens.

Teague

by Teague + August 6, 2016

Equat

A word you say to people but it means nothing

Hey Justin your a equat

by Equat January 2, 2020

Equat

A word that means nothing but you tell people it to make them confused

Hey Justin your a equat

by Equat January 2, 2020

equableprogram

an idiot who streams on twitch and follow bots

Did you hear equableprogram followbots? yeah, its quite obvious

by Godproq_ August 23, 2020

equable

A person who never really gets mad, usually always calm and even-tempered.

Guy 1: "Tom is really equable, he never gets mad and is usually nice.

by BlackThornKie December 3, 2020

equaln't

Not equal to, but funny.

Don't use equaln't in school, you'll either confuse your English teacher or get an F on your math test.

I'm not responsible for either incidents should they happen.

by yardardar May 11, 2021

equantity

the warped belief that everyone deserves an equal piece of the financial/materialistic pie, regardless of the amount of effort they put into earning it.

People who work less than others yet demand they deserve to be paid the same total dollar amount demonstrate the concept of equantity.

by Striving Steven October 4, 2021