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Stressful 

Sosiopathic definition is one of or a combination of "too lazy to do anything productive or responsible, but I have to" &/or "time limit."
1)Never having had a job before, she found having to do things for other people at a quick pace to be stressful.

2)When playing Psychonaughts, the sudden difficulty curves in the boss levels thrown in between boughts of lackluster gameplay to be as stressful on her heart as the button mashing was on her fingers.
Stressful by Likalaruku November 2, 2009
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comedicly stressful

this is when some ones humor causes an elephant so suddenly appear in the room.
although that doesn't mean it wasnt funny enough to blow some ones cover.
its the kind of funny that makes you not want to laugh because of how profound the cloud that just loomed over is. everyone's stressors are different.
comedicly stressful by Knawlyge February 10, 2017

Stressure 

to have unwanted stress and to be under a significant amount of pressure.
Since starting her new job, Kelli had been under a lot of stressure.
Stressure by Bobojae December 25, 2009

Stressflix 

Erin: I have so much hw to do today and then I gotta study for my SAT

Kri: we all know you're just going to watch netflix

Erin: Nah, imma hit up that stressflix tho
Stressflix by CuriousGeorge93 January 18, 2021

scressful 

Man this homework scressful
scressful by 2fine March 28, 2015

Stressfucked 

(n). To be so stressed out, that you are consequently fucked.
Courtney: How's it going Mark?
Mark: I'm stressfucked, I have five papers due tomorrow and I haven't started any!
Courtney: Dude, that sucks!
Stressfucked by Courtneyg515 October 16, 2008

stressure 

A combination of the two words 'stress' and 'pressure'. Being tense or anxious while under a large amount of pressure to perform tasks.
stressure by Ashley0000 November 22, 2010
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