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.
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.
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