Adjective.
Etymology: From English, epic; From Latin epicus
Date: July 22, 2009
Forms: epicith (noun), epicnesseth (adj), epicnessith (adj)
Definition:
1. Religious lingo as to speak in the the sobriquet to describe a measurement of something 'epic' in Biblical (KJV) speak: "Nothing that I read today will match this in epicnesseth!"
2. Used to identify a form of poetry with proper genus from a Biblical (KJV) perspective: "That, my friend, is of epicith proportions!" (Implying verbosity)
All credits to Mystical Machine Gun and Trip Nixon for producing this.
Etymology: From English, epic; From Latin epicus
Date: July 22, 2009
Forms: epicith (noun), epicnesseth (adj), epicnessith (adj)
Definition:
1. Religious lingo as to speak in the the sobriquet to describe a measurement of something 'epic' in Biblical (KJV) speak: "Nothing that I read today will match this in epicnesseth!"
2. Used to identify a form of poetry with proper genus from a Biblical (KJV) perspective: "That, my friend, is of epicith proportions!" (Implying verbosity)
All credits to Mystical Machine Gun and Trip Nixon for producing this.
What you just did cannot be matched for its epicnesseth!
by BL/MMG July 22, 2009