Observious

When you realize something that you never had before, that upon realizing it you see that it should have been completely obvious to you all along

If you cross Sammy Hagar's generic music with David Lee Roth's ego...and you have CHAD KROEGER, its so observious

by Ringo Saint Hellboy December 2, 2011

obsequious

To use excess flattery.
aka: kissing ass, aka: brown nosing

the brown nosed student frequently pleased his teachers with the use of obsequious compliments during oral intercourse.

by the misinformer May 13, 2005

obcevious

to act with poise.

look at that model.... she is so obcevious!

by jackkay September 30, 2009

observacious

the state of being inclined to observe; having the ability to observe well on a consistent basis - a more general form of observant

Not only was the stupid broad quite curvacious; she was also surprisingly obersvacious.

by reelbiggecko April 4, 2005

observitude

Justification due to tradition, religious doctrine, or political affiliation. When logic and reason are negated by tradition.

Observitude dictates the support of a president during war, while he/she fails to resolve issues at home or abroad.

by Cosmo Polaski September 12, 2006

obsequious

To subject to or be put under for some form of servitude.

Also used ignorantly as a uniform all purpose adjective.

The teacher was very arduous and overbearing, thus making the students feel obsequious to her.

Yesterday I fell on this really obsequious nail, and now I have some really obsequious ttetanus and lockjaw. Its probably the last time I will skateboard in haunted houses.

by Dan the Rockstar July 18, 2006

obgervious

adj - abstracted from established meaning, traditionally referring to words, syllables or sounds.

Gertrude Stein's "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose" is a fairly obgervious poem.

by amye September 5, 2008