Exspicious
Exspicious by KixW09 August 22, 2018
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Sexspicious
When someone is always accusing their partner of cheating. Specifically a co dependable relationship on drugs. And while high on drugs.
I'm sexspicious of my boyfriend
Sexspicious by Amanda spanks March 3, 2021
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espiscious
A fun loving person and you will always want to hang out with.They have a social life but hate bragging.Very Awesome too.
espiscious by THE ESPISCIOUS July 19, 2016
Expiscious
Word: Expiscious
Pronunciation: ex-pish-us
Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition:
Expiscious is a made-up word used in our family to describe the unique combination of emotions that arise when you are simultaneously excited, scared, nervous, anticipating, and happy. It captures that intense and complex feeling of experiencing multiple strong emotions at once, often in moments of significant life events or unexpected surprises.
Origin:
The word expiscious was coined by our family and has been in use since 1980. It emerged during the times when our family was preparing to move from one home to another. Moving always brought a mix of emotions—excitement for new beginnings, nervousness about the unknown, the sadness of leaving family and friends, and the anticipation of what lay ahead. To capture these collective feelings, we created the word expiscious as a way to describe that unique emotional blend we all felt during these transitions.
Cultural Significance:
In our family, expiscious has become more than just a word; it represents our unique way of expressing the complex mix of emotions that often accompany significant life changes. It’s a word that connects us, reminding us of the shared experiences that bring both excitement and uncertainty.
Pronunciation: ex-pish-us
Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition:
Expiscious is a made-up word used in our family to describe the unique combination of emotions that arise when you are simultaneously excited, scared, nervous, anticipating, and happy. It captures that intense and complex feeling of experiencing multiple strong emotions at once, often in moments of significant life events or unexpected surprises.
Origin:
The word expiscious was coined by our family and has been in use since 1980. It emerged during the times when our family was preparing to move from one home to another. Moving always brought a mix of emotions—excitement for new beginnings, nervousness about the unknown, the sadness of leaving family and friends, and the anticipation of what lay ahead. To capture these collective feelings, we created the word expiscious as a way to describe that unique emotional blend we all felt during these transitions.
Cultural Significance:
In our family, expiscious has become more than just a word; it represents our unique way of expressing the complex mix of emotions that often accompany significant life changes. It’s a word that connects us, reminding us of the shared experiences that bring both excitement and uncertainty.
• “I’m feeling expiscious about starting my new job next week—excited for the opportunity, but nervous about the challenges.”
• “Standing at the start line of the marathon after months of training, I was expiscious—excited to push my limits but also wary of the pain and exhaustion that would come.”
• “As he reached into his pocket for the engagement ring, a wave of expiscious emotions hit him—joy, anticipation, and a hint of fear.”
• “After receiving the diagnosis, she felt expiscious, a blend of hope for treatment and fear of the unknown.”
• “The night before her wedding, she couldn’t sleep, feeling expiscious about the next day—overwhelmed by love, but also nervous about the life-changing commitment.”
• “Preparing to confront a difficult conversation with a close friend, he was expiscious—knowing it was necessary but dreading the potential fallout.”
• “When I opened the acceptance letter from my dream school, an expiscious mix of joy and fear washed over me—finally, the hard work had paid off, but the thought of leaving home was daunting.”
Cultural Significance:
In our family, expiscious has become more than just a word; it represents our unique way of expressing the complex mix of emotions that often accompany significant life changes. It’s a word that connects us, reminding us of the shared experiences that bring both excitement and uncertainty.
• “Standing at the start line of the marathon after months of training, I was expiscious—excited to push my limits but also wary of the pain and exhaustion that would come.”
• “As he reached into his pocket for the engagement ring, a wave of expiscious emotions hit him—joy, anticipation, and a hint of fear.”
• “After receiving the diagnosis, she felt expiscious, a blend of hope for treatment and fear of the unknown.”
• “The night before her wedding, she couldn’t sleep, feeling expiscious about the next day—overwhelmed by love, but also nervous about the life-changing commitment.”
• “Preparing to confront a difficult conversation with a close friend, he was expiscious—knowing it was necessary but dreading the potential fallout.”
• “When I opened the acceptance letter from my dream school, an expiscious mix of joy and fear washed over me—finally, the hard work had paid off, but the thought of leaving home was daunting.”
Cultural Significance:
In our family, expiscious has become more than just a word; it represents our unique way of expressing the complex mix of emotions that often accompany significant life changes. It’s a word that connects us, reminding us of the shared experiences that bring both excitement and uncertainty.
Expiscious by The_Expiscian August 2, 2025
Cheeks
An Irish phrase meaning shit, derived from ass
(Not to be confused with the literal description of one's buttocks)
(Not to be confused with the literal description of one's buttocks)
"Did you hear the song Aylek$ dropped?"
"Hardly. Her music is absolute cheeks."
"My boyfriend say LaFlame is cheeks."
"Tell your boyfriend I said it's his mixtape that's cheeks."
"Hardly. Her music is absolute cheeks."
"My boyfriend say LaFlame is cheeks."
"Tell your boyfriend I said it's his mixtape that's cheeks."
Cheeks by thecartisan April 26, 2020
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