Tragicity

1. Noun. Tra-gick-it-tee A small, seemingly unimportant tragedy or tragic event.

Jack: It's not that she just dumped me, or that she cheated on me with the entire Chicago Bears...it's just that, she broke the news on a Wednesday. I hate Wednesdays! Y'know?

John: I know what you mean, dude. It's such a tragicity.

by Marcie Ross November 19, 2010

tragadellic

A tragically inappropriate combination of tie-dye garments. ie tragedellic

That dead head's outfit was entirely tragadellic.

by sea monster muffin March 6, 2011

tragifabulous

Referring to something with both dramatic / melodramatic & gay overtones.

The aging star was tragifabulous in the way she was losing her beauty while determining to do so with grace and attitude.

by R. V. K. April 2, 2011

tragictory

(n); the expectation or tendency for an individual or group's current situation to get worse, a 'downward spiral'or 'slippery slope'.

"Amy Winehouse is on a tragictory for tragedy... she'll be sleeping in gutters before you know it."

"Lindsay Lohan's tragictory will lead her to drugs, alcoholism and maybe even prostitution... oh, wait, she's there already. Never mind."

by liminalD August 22, 2011

Tragically White

Extremely nerdy, not at all cool, practically a Canadian, totally void of any soul.

While flipping channels I saw the worst song and dance movie from the forties. It was Tragically White. Pat Boone White.

by hamezz February 14, 2012

Tragicity

dirty city whose budget is wasted by thievery

it's a Tragicity that city has skanks on every corner and trash in the street

by ranktude November 29, 2012

tragg

A fat somewhat annoying slut who texts you every day hoping for a reply. Derived from the word "trog" from a popular game fallout 3 dlc "the pitt".

"Omg it's that same tragg from last week".

by Skyler the creator November 18, 2014