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Epicito by ValiantDev August 19, 2020
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In the spectrum of epicity, those in the leftmost merely read blogs, watch video from other users, read online forums, and listen to podcasts; those in the middle rate and annotate videos, add tags to photos, and use RSS; while those in the rightmost do publish own webpages, and upload own music and video, and post stories and articles online.
epicity by Esoj Ludaf April 7, 2010
epicitis
a severe condition that requires hospitalization caused by excessive stimulation of the epic glands at parties
Dude! Did you hear that 5 people went to the hospital for epicitis after the Halloween Party at The Montecito?!
Epicity
ep-i-si-tee
-noun
1. the quality or state of being epic.
2. a measurement of how epic a given thing or situation is.
-noun
1. the quality or state of being epic.
2. a measurement of how epic a given thing or situation is.
Epicity
Epicity: (n) pronunciation: E-pi-si-ty
Definition: A noun that is used in a statement that describes the "uberness" or, "epicness" of a situation or object. "Epicity" can only be used when referring to the "uberness" or, "epicness" of something. it may only be used in positive connotation. this means that one must use this to state an uberness/epicness that at least must be over 8 in a scale of 0-10. In a more ideal sense, it would be 9; therefore putting the stating (statement of approval) at, or higher than 90%.
Definition: A noun that is used in a statement that describes the "uberness" or, "epicness" of a situation or object. "Epicity" can only be used when referring to the "uberness" or, "epicness" of something. it may only be used in positive connotation. this means that one must use this to state an uberness/epicness that at least must be over 8 in a scale of 0-10. In a more ideal sense, it would be 9; therefore putting the stating (statement of approval) at, or higher than 90%.
Epicity by Tonito da favella November 24, 2010
Epicity
The essence of being epic
Chuck Norris is covered in epicity.
Epicity by Chris Denney July 6, 2008