Suprecious

You’re super and you’re precious

“You’re so suprecious”

by sparklycookie January 27, 2025

Suphicious

Another term used in example of suspicious. Deriving from distrustful and questionable.

The shoplifters used suphicious trickery to get out the door.

by Joel Hangen January 14, 2009

superious

A word that internet moron SixStringDIABLO makes up while posting about his Mensa level intelligence on IMDb.

"Someone with your lack of intellect just can't comprehend it when someone of my superious intellect uses logic. Your brain just isn't capable of comprehending it! But I do find your comments to be hilarious!"

by Dr. Brandon Johns September 6, 2009

Surpacious

Pronounciation: Sir-pay-shus.

Adj.
Used to describe the ridiculousness, absurdity or dumbassity of a topic, group, or outcome. Frequently used when a person is speaking COMPLETELY out of their spectrum of knowledge.

Once convinced to be Swahilli in origin, it was derived from the events of many evenings of "fradigerous" drinking and recital of the speeches of our Leader, Goerge W. Bush.

You retard, stop acting so surpacious!

After answering the door in the nude, the professor felt surpaced.

That surpacious little bastard stole my wallet!

After writing these examples, I felt a little surpaced.

by Josh A. Roe January 27, 2005

Sucracious

Not desirable. To suck.

That concert was quite sucracious.

by Jeffrey L. Smith July 30, 2008

Superious

su·pe·ri·ous (sa-pîr-i-us) adj.

To be seriously superior to something.

Example 1;

Maseur #1 'Hey, check out my sweet moves!' *thoroughly breaks neck*
Maseur #2 'NO nonono, check THESE moves out!' *impregnates 3 women*
Maseur #3 'Wow man, Maseur #2 was totally superious' *claps hands and disappears*
Maseur #1, Maseur #2 '... Superious.'

Example 2;

Bloke #1 'Check out my bowling arm!'
Bloke #2 'Well my wanking arm is definitely superious to yours'
Bloke #1 'I haven't got much to say to that'
Bloke #2 ':D'

by bazzman_7 June 21, 2009

Specious

1a. In fact correct, but has achieved that truth without proper substance or reasoning.
1b. Is in substance truthful, but that truth is fallacious due to the fact that the finding of the truth was drawn from a facetiously precarious idea.
2. Deceptive, but fatally attractive.
3. No longer useful: Obsolete, but attractive.

Dr Jon: "The Black widow is specious. It is of the most exquisite & enticing spiders that exists; though deathly poison, fit for a king, it does contain."

by J.T.C. January 5, 2009