Prodigeous
The catchphrase of Izzy from the Digimon Adventure Series. Used when encountering something mind-bendingly geeky and/or cool.
Prodigeous by SocksMacGuffin January 12, 2012
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prodigenous
synonyms include the following: swell, neato, sick, awesome, groovy, righteous, great, ill, cool, stellar, another other slang which pertains to a specific decade. In the instance of the usage of this word, it was prevalent during the 1950s.
Specifically used in October Sky, filmed in 1999. "prodigenous" used after awsome quotes from October Sky
prodigenous by october sky lover April 11, 2010
Related Words
Prodigeous • prodigious • prodigenous • prodigiousmondomonumentalsuperfabulousextraordinarilyfantastic • <.7.9.7.6.>those born in the year of the Monkey want to know about everything and have the potential to be brilliant in just about anything. They have prodigious memories<.7.9.7.6.> • Prodigenius • prodiginous • prodygious • Victorius Prodigiosus
prodiginous
Used in "October Sky" to mock Roy Lee's intelligence.
After Homer is invited back to school, Roy Lee exclaims: "Prodiginous."
After Homer is invited back to school, Roy Lee exclaims: "Prodiginous."
prodiginous by Mhiaa July 22, 2013
Prodigenius
noun, plural -gies
1) A person who is talented in everything and puts in little effort for great results
2) A person who is very intelligent and sharp
3) A person endowed with exceptional intellect and creative abilities
4) Name of a Rapper
(Origins: Came from the root word Prodigy and Genius.)
(Origins:
1) A person who is talented in everything and puts in little effort for great results
2) A person who is very intelligent and sharp
3) A person endowed with exceptional intellect and creative abilities
4) Name of a Rapper
(Origins: Came from the root word Prodigy and Genius.)
(Origins:
Prodigenius by Shrimpymato October 22, 2009
prodigious
prodigious by lilpiska January 30, 2007
prodigious
An exclaimation made by Izzy on the English version of Digimon: Digital Monsters.
Means something exciting or intellectually stimulating. Extraordinary or impressive
Means something exciting or intellectually stimulating. Extraordinary or impressive
prodigious by Luckdragon February 25, 2005
Prodigenius
-noun, plural -gies
1.) A word formed from the root words, Prodigy and genius. Which has both its meanings
2) A person who is talented in everything
3) An insanely intelligent and talented person
4) Paul McCartney
1.) A word formed from the root words, Prodigy and genius. Which has both its meanings
2) A person who is talented in everything
3) An insanely intelligent and talented person
4) Paul McCartney
Prodigenius by Tomatoeshrimp October 22, 2009
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