for seriously

Often used to show excitment with underlining uncertainty.

Person 1: I had a car crash, but no one was hurt
Person 2: For seriously?!!

by textfile232 January 18, 2006

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

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

get the fuck out. seriously!

when one person wishes to eject another person out of a room during an intense conversation in an awkward housing situation.

GET THE FUCK OUT. SERIOUSLY!

by district J July 8, 2010

Seriously

Alternate term for the word "yeah".

"That movie was pretty good."
"Seriously."

by Clay August 23, 2003

sneriously

a cooler way of saying seriously.
the best way seriously could be said.

invented by sara boland(:

Tom: "Dude, i got so wasted last night"

Bill: "Sneriously?"

Tom: "Sneriously, d00d."

Bill: "HMPH :|"

by Sara Vengeance January 4, 2009

now seriously folks...

Taken from a popular stand up comedian expression, this phrase is used when someone makes a bad joke, and there is a moment of awkward silence. Used to avoid embarrassment.

Host: and then HE said "that's no lady, that's an orang-utan!"
Guests: ...
Host: umm, now seriously folks... *continues normal conversation*

by Kizzang October 25, 2007