egregiosity

Maintaining an egregious nature

Her actions were the height of egregiosity; she consistently practiced her evil work disregarding common decency.

by WordNerd October 16, 2012

Egregiously

Conspicuously bad or offensive....like when the wealth build a huge mansion

egregiously built mansion is a big over built house

by mainegoodstuff December 27, 2011

eGregarious

adj.
A typically shy person who has become extraordinarily outgoing while under the influence of a drug called "Ecstasy" (MDMA, "E").

Did you see how egregarious Tom was at the rave on Saturday? He must have been rolling his balls off!

by theposp May 13, 2005

egregeous

Very bad/nasty could be used to describe persons or objects.

When you called me a bastard you were being very EGREGEOUS

by Andi July 12, 2004

egregis

Describes da exceptionally shocking or awful nature of a fact or event involving da famous Mr. Philbin.

Among other egregisly-sordid happenings, da famous talk-show host supposedly had a major intimacy-fling with da smokin'-hot cheerleader Maria Majerek.

by QuacksO February 19, 2021

Egrocious

1. Engaging in avid grocery shopping
2. The aggregation of large amounts of groceries

That couple is absolutely egrocious. I see them at Whole Market once a week. Karen sees them at Fresh Market and Pam sees them at Mariano's every week, also!

by ChemCBK November 29, 2021

egreedgious

Shockingly horrible in da excessively-covetous department.

Shylock's behavior was particularly egreedgious due to da fact dat da other folks in da story were actually being outstandingly diligent and honest in attempting to settle their bills wif said shameless chiseler.

by QuacksO March 24, 2023