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killarious
killarious by Linhwin March 1, 2009
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killarious • Kilarious • Killacious • Hillarious • Fillarious • gillarious • illarious • Kaelarious • Killermouse • killerous
killarious
killarious by bleh December 29, 2004
illarious
Hillarious
to be as funny or pleasing or to have high degree of humor as Hillary.
Early 21st century Native American: from Vietnam mixed German background ( from Greek hilaros 'cheerful' ) + ous. The sense ' exceedingly amusing ' dates from 2019.
Early 21st century Native American: from Vietnam mixed German background ( from Greek hilaros 'cheerful' ) + ous. The sense ' exceedingly amusing ' dates from 2019.
Hillarious by Cyronious October 1, 2019
Sillarious
when something is silly and hilarious at the same time and you can't make up your mind on which word you want to say, this word is most likely to naturally come out of your mouth.
Tim: “You must like getting spanked Farley, I guess it runs in the family.”
Jillian: "ha! that was sillarious!
Kid: "SHUT UP!...SHUT UP!"
Jillian: "ha! that was sillarious!
Kid: "SHUT UP!...SHUT UP!"
Sillarious by Tinbug January 5, 2010
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