Explentatious 

Explentatious is used to describe an event or thing which exceeds already high expectations. If you know something will be good, but turns out to be really great, then it is explentatious.

The weekend at Duncan's was truly explentatious.

Explentatious by Lord Rendall January 6, 2005

exploitatious 

Used to describe a woman who encompasses the following traits: manipulative, coniving and malicious; someone who takes advantage of others unfairly.

She's so exploitatious she'll chew you up & spit you out!

exploitatious by Leelu77 June 12, 2008

Explectations 

This is a very popular word introduced by John Mccain during a 2008 presidential debate with Obama. The word has the same definition as expectation

Senator Obama said he was surprised and the surged exceeded beyond his wildest explectations.

Explectations by Mikel921 March 31, 2009