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Awesism by Electribby November 23, 2011
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Awesimitude
Noun.
A word, synonymous to "awesome", that describes the amount of awesome in a quantifiable manner.
Even when an amount is not stated, Awesimitude often implies large amounts of Awesome.
NOTE: Awesimitude is spelled by replacing both the "o" and the second "e" in Awesome with the letter "i".
Awesimitude, NOT Awesomitude
A word, synonymous to "awesome", that describes the amount of awesome in a quantifiable manner.
Even when an amount is not stated, Awesimitude often implies large amounts of Awesome.
NOTE: Awesimitude is spelled by replacing both the "o" and the second "e" in Awesome with the letter "i".
Awesimitude, NOT Awesomitude
Mr. T. is a man of great Awesimitude. He could pity three thousand foo's in one second, given the opportunity.
Walking into the room, his stride conveyed his Awesimitude to everyone around him.
Awesimitude is not to be confused with "Awesomness" which is simply another form of the word that contains far less Awesimitude
Walking into the room, his stride conveyed his Awesimitude to everyone around him.
Awesimitude is not to be confused with "Awesomness" which is simply another form of the word that contains far less Awesimitude
Awesimitude by Forty_Seven June 9, 2008
Related Words
Awesism • Aweism • awesimity • awesimo • Anesism • awesiminus • Awesimitude • awesimulate • Shock and Awetism • Awe-tism
Awesimity
1. A word used to describe how awesome a cretin situation is.
2. A radius of awesome surrounding someone through witch those of a lesser awesimity level (see 1) can not enter. Usually apply's to someone popular in shool, or around the office.
2. A radius of awesome surrounding someone through witch those of a lesser awesimity level (see 1) can not enter. Usually apply's to someone popular in shool, or around the office.
Shock and Awetism
An event in which a person with Autism is electrocuted to the point of death. Most common in the southern states where different people are poorly treated.
Shock and Awetism by Wabaloo September 18, 2012
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awesimo by ecastellanos1234 August 22, 2011
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