Stagnacity

A strong emotional desire and ability to stay complacent or stuck in a dead end situation.

Regardless of how fast society is changing, many people are stuck in the stagnacity of old mindsets. They are opposed to change and are stagnaceous in their protests. Many have the stagnacity to firmly verbalize beliefs that the old ways still work best for them. Some people are full of stagnacity, and may demonstrate little desire to change or move forward for personal growth.

by They Call Her Lydia December 20, 2022

stagnacious

hella stagnant

nasty-smelling

those fish tacos is stagnacious

by bobnik May 6, 2006

saggacity

the sagginess of ones breasts

Ellen has way more saggacity the Geena.

by dogsareyummy December 29, 2007

Stagnicity

The state or condition of stagnating, or having stopped, as by ceasing to run or flow.

The boy's stagnicity after breaking both his legs made him very bored.

by Violets August 19, 2012

Swagacity

The measure of the levels of swag a person has.

Brett: Dude, your swagacity is off the charts!

Kyle: Thanks man, I have 42 swags.

by Swag Overlord April 29, 2013

sagacity

Having the balls to sag more than most people with and having a gait that complement the walk and the talk. It's similar to up tight like an asshole but also the complete opposite while promoting an aura of freedom. Also can be spelled sagasscity and is pronounced sag-ass-sit-E

The closest antonym is conservative if you mix it with wedgy. But sagacity also hints at bravery and having the balls and/or guts to be yourself and stand out.

You can can see his sagacity is evident by his having the balls to sag more than the average person.

by Au. October 4, 2015

sagacity

How saggy one's tits are.
This can be judged on a scale of 1 to 10.

#1 Mrs Mackereth's sagacity is off the charts!
#2 The topless sunbather's sagacity was a sight to behold!
#3 Her sagacity is only a 1. What perky breasts she has!

by Bean & Boobs August 28, 2005