Seriously

A lazy response of agreement to almost any statement. Takes the place of 'yeah', 'same', or 'mmm'.

Person 1: This lecture totally blows.

Person 2: Serously...

Person 1: Man, I am so hungover.

Person 2: Seriously...

by tillytat October 28, 2009

surious

a combination of sure and serious makes surious. a word i think i personally invented but it may have been around before i started using it. it takes the place of serious so u can use it the same way...suriously.

Suriously man i love this word
Im surious bout this word =)

by da_reaver November 21, 2006

Seriously

An achievement in Gears of War, which the description 'Kill 10000 people in ranked match total'.

It never unlocks exactly on 10000, the player is mostly required to get around 13-15k kills.

The achievement can also be unlocked by glitching it, by using another account that has seriously.

1st Person: Yo I'm working towards getting the Seriously achievement man.
2nd Person: Haha, I can just glitch it.

by Rage man999 June 23, 2008

surious

curious and serious

sociology is the study of the obvious and the overlooked... i'm certainly surious about it.

by stationaery February 14, 2009

seriously

the ULTIMATE achievement of xbox 360 that consumes the mind, body, and soul and makes the user go completely insane while trying to obtain the beast.

Dude hes got seriously!
Wow he must be good!

Dude hes got seriously!
Wow he must have no life!

Dude hes got seriously!
Wow he should totally get laid!

by the master of time and space April 10, 2008

seriosly

the spelling of "seriously" for retards

Brian - "did Jeffy seriously just spell seriously without a U?"

Nick - "yea, what a retard....."

Seriosly

by Jeffy Roebuck June 29, 2011

So seriously

So seriously: a phrase in the English language meant to convey sarcasm. Spoken in a flat tone after a statement in which the speaker is shocked by the stupidness of the act or statement in which the speaker is commenting on. Not to be confused with, So, seriously, or So-seriously which is separated by a comma or a dash and is a phrase that is actually meant to convey 'actual' seriousness.

In reference to "Hug a Lutheran Day" has anyone actually spoken to any of these so-called Lutherans who go around hugging one-another? So seriously. Like Lutherans actually hug one-another.

Or

I can't believe she wore that pink sweater again. So seriously.

by LutherChica February 12, 2013