Sillito

of british origin:

noun: an extremely painful infection of the big toe. Symptoms include oozing pus, purplish/red discolouration, a pungent odor and acute sensitivity to touch.

adverb: describing a painful and disgusting experience.

When Johnny picked his nose and ate it, it was a sobering and sillito reality check for those who were there.

by wordplaywithyou June 9, 2009

sillioso

the cooler way to say silly in spanish.
tonto just isnt cool enough

"i almost fell on my face"

"your sillioso"

by lovelylivi October 28, 2007

sillity

noun: the quality of being silly

"The sillity of their antics amused everyone"

by baconfromheck17 October 28, 2009

silliousness

The trait of being sillious (as opposed to serious). Generally an augmentation of being silly. Having a constant tendency for trifling or jesting, addressing ludicrous and goofy tastes.

Her silliousness reached a level that she deserved a slapping with a trout.

by slowburn May 19, 2008

Sillious

1. the act of being seriously silly
2. the art of making something serious silly by brilliantly mocking it
3. being super serious about something silly, like politics.

see also: silliousness

"Funginears! Stop being so sillious!"
"Obama is just another political puppet, silliously!"

by kallisto concoctions 2011 December 27, 2011

Sillitarian

The belief or use of language in using an alternate completely silly word replacement in conversation and acting totally serious. The alternate word used must sound similar to the word that would normally be used in context.

Perfect examples of "Sillitarian" are as follows;
When you want to discuss things in detail, you have to be very "pacific."
In the Summertime, I have lots of problems with my "analogies"
I have a hard time pronouncing this word because it has many "continents."

by ScarabRa June 11, 2018

sillytown

adjective describing an awkward or silly situation

Friend 1: "Our class is so weird and funny."
Friend 2: "Yeah it's such a sillytown."

by swagggmoneyyy123 November 11, 2019