Agreeded

The processing of agreeing with someone and then agreeing with yourself for agreeing with them.

Person 1: when one has 'agreeded'. Does he agree and then double back and second his original agree?

Person 2: hahahaha

yes

that is excatly what one does

I agree with you, and I agree with me agreeing with you

Basic englisgh

Person 2: fascinating

very straight forward

by Agreeing, Agreed, Agreeded, January 4, 2016

atreides

A 1337 counter-strike player

Atreides will pwn you!

by Sk3tchy May 19, 2004

Agreedgious

A portmanteau of agreed and egregious, used to signify agreement with a sentiment about something egregious, or agreement that something is egregious.

A: This guy should be penalized for douchebaggery.
B: Agreedgious

by mrbobalicious March 9, 2011

Agreedable

To agree on a past tense article of discussion, moreso, to make a subject of known prior agreeance, a subject of discussion once more, at the present time (while referring to the past time).

"Since they had spoken of this 2 weeks ago, it was still agreedable my Carl and Frances that our basketball team won the National Championship".

by gozagswoohoo July 23, 2008

Girl who agreed to help Donald trump with the wall

A girl who loves Donald trump and her name is Catherine babb and she agreed to help with the wall

ew she is Girl who agreed to help Donald trump with the wall

by Wthenerd23 March 9, 2017

Agreed

A word used quicky to trick someone into doing something they don't want to,counter'd by a swift door to the face or ball to the groin.

(Doorbell)
George:Graham?
Graham:C'min'out?
George: I ca(interrupted)
Graham:Agreed, ur comin out!
(Door Slams)
Graham:Ow!

Graham:Want to knock for matt?
George: Matt No wa(interrupted)
Graham:Agreed, let's go!
George:Can you pass me the football.
Graham:(High-pitched yelp!!)Eeiii!

by Eisel Dier March 28, 2007

agrending

The act of pretending to hear someone or understand them and then agreeing with what they say, especially when you don't care what they have to say or are too lazy to ask them to repeat themselves.

Tom: "Sometimes, I feel like you don't respect me and don't value what I have to say."
Janet (obviously not listening): "Yeah that sounds great."
Tom: "Just like that, you're always agrending me."
Janet: "..."

by oaa April 28, 2011