Awkward

1. Lacking grace or elegance; clumsy
2.Used express anything is uncomfortable or disagreeable

1. Steve thinks my prose is awkward and unrefined.
2. I saw Steve at the mall yesterday. Awkward!

by SN Nieves February 21, 2011

Awkwarding

Verb /ˈôkwərding/
The action of causing difficulty; making the situation hard to do or deal with.

Person 1: "Why is this so hard?"
Person 2: "I don't know, why don't you ask your mom about last night and maybe she'll give you an answer."
Person 1: "Why do you have to be awkwarding at a time like this!?"

by Clementine367 June 15, 2011

Awkwarded

to feel awkward.

'Gosh I was so awkwarded when my ex best friend/ new best frenemy brought up the fact AGAIN that she likes my boyfriend....'

by Lolita Adams October 27, 2012

awkwardity

the amount or level of awkwardness involved in a certain situation

There was much awkwardity when the parents walked in on him without having any clothes on.

by JKatte August 19, 2006

Awkward Much

The two words you say straight after you've told a person you have a crush on them.

Bob: "Hey Stacey, have I ever told you that I like you more than just as a friend"
Stacey: "Oh really?"
Bob: "Ngawww shux, now what? I put my heart on the line..."
Stacey: "Mhmmm..."
Bob: "Awkward Much"

or

Bob: "I told Stacey last night I liked her more than just as a friend"
Joe: "Awkward Much"
Bob: "Yeah man. I don't know how I'm gonna face her today"

by RaYRaYRaYRaYRaY February 19, 2008

awkwardity

A rather synonymous variation on awkwardness, featuring more thematically onomatopoeic values.
Why use awkwardness when the word clearly has no connection with the thematic aspects it conveys?

"At once, I was filled with a wonderful wave of awkwardity."

by Trevor Haldenby February 29, 2004

awkwardity

Sarah Christine Williams

Sarah exhibits a high level of awkwardity.

by lanos April 29, 2008