GENIUSEITY
GENIUSEITY by Jonathan Billy black June 17, 2022
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Geniusest
A person that is the biggest genius around.
Used by someone to prove a point and generally used sarcastically
Used by someone to prove a point and generally used sarcastically
Geniusest by loki.is.not.real July 6, 2020
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geniosity
geniosity
Plugging the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill with America's republican tea party members is pure geniosity.
geniosity by ravendiscord May 13, 2010
geniosity
An occurance in which an amazing idea is thought up by two or more individuals at the same time. Such an event is usually accompanied by the exclamation of, "Geniosity!"
Jimmy was thinking about how he hadn't eaten all day and was considering getting some bean burritos when Brandon asked if he wanted to go get some Taco Bell, to which Jimmy replied, "Geniosity! I was just thinking of Taco Bell!"
geniosity by Joaquin rocks December 15, 2008
Geniousity
Geniousity by spokaneskibum November 22, 2010
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