Awesomity

a term used for describing a person or objects awesomeness levels.

Similar to using the words popular and popularity.
Awesome and Awesomity.

You ooze Awesomity.

Your awesomity never ceazes to amaze me.

Awesomity by Dante K November 18, 2009

awesomity

A quantitative measurement determined by the weight of the Awesome an object contains (in Newtons) divided by its mass in kilograms.

That brick's awesomity level is off the Richter scale!

awesomity by Geoff Summers December 8, 2003

awesometacular

a combination between awesome and spectacular. It means that something is so fantastic that one of those words just doesn't describe it fully.

Bread sticks from Olive Garden are awesometacular

awesometacular by flutehero March 5, 2009

awesomeitis 

caught a good case of awesome.

Whoah, your good. You must have caught awesomeitis.

awesomeitis by williamAustin February 27, 2008

Awesometer 

The device or machine used to measure the different levels of awesome.

Mr. A "dude, that was awesome..."
Mr. B "How awesome was it?"
Mr. A "well, let me check the awesometer. Yes, just as i figured, it's an 11."
Mr. C "it goes to 11?"
Mr. A "under rare circumstances like these it does."

Awesometer by cb9k March 4, 2009

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

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

Awesimitude by Forty_Seven June 9, 2008

awesamity 

(ah - sám - ə - ti), noun

A qualitative measurement of ambient excellence and self-assurance in all things, especially actions and personal narratives. (British North American English, early 21st century)

What's the state of the awesamity?

awesamity by jayayemm January 24, 2013