Literiously 

When you’re being literally and seriously truthful about something so absurd, it sounds made up, but you double-down anyway! A mash up of ‘literally’ and ‘seriously’ usually said with wide eyes, animated hands, or typed in ALL CAPS.

Bruh was literiously ready to throw hands with the ref after Caitlin Clark got fouled so egregiously that she slid across the court like a Swiffer after a toddler’s Cheerios snaccident.

Literiously by BethAndTheCity July 11, 2025

Literously 

Literal. It's the new way to say literal. Literal isn't literally used as literal anymore. We need a new literal. Literally, this is it.

Literal + seriously = literously; it's seriously literal.

I literally thought of this word like, just now. But literously I thought of this word about a couple hours ago.

Literously by Jay Dubaya August 10, 2010