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epicticity 

The state or condition of being beyond epic.
Last night was complete epicticity.
epicticity by The Amalamps February 20, 2011
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Epicisity 

Something so epic it defies all logic and reason. it's presents will make every human being quiver.
the epicisity of the fail was amazing.
Epicisity by Arbitor237 February 4, 2010

Epicnicity 

The amount of epicness in any situation, object or thought. Measured in Epunits.
Mike: Dude, that guy just got hit by a car going like 60 mph!
Harold: Yeah, so, who cares.
Mike: Well, he was thrown like 30 yards and landed on his feet.
Harold: Dude! The epicnicity of that must be off the charts!
Epicnicity by [Garebear] January 20, 2009

Epicnicity 

(Epic-nih-city) Having the property of being extremely epic. For use on those extreme situations where simply "epic" won't suffice.
Man, last day of snowboarding for the season, hiking Blackcomb peak in a t-shirt, not a cloud in the sky, beers in the sun apres, getting fresh powder lines in April!?! Complete and utter Epicnicity.
Epicnicity by Craig Kalnin May 5, 2006

Epicicity 

A word used to judge how "epic" a song or movie is.
The rime of the ancient mariner by Iron Maiden has a high epicicity rating.
Person A: "Dude, the rime of the ancient mariner is a sick song"
Person B : "Yeah, its got a high epicicity rating"
Epicicity by Jaketh September 11, 2008

epicnicity 

The emotion achieved from something being epic.
Rachel: I got into Soul'd Out, that really awesome a cappella group from Wilsonville High School!
Dan: That is like the epitome of epicnicity!
epicnicity by misterfister15 August 10, 2010
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