Susposition

noun sus-poSIshun

The state of being in a suspicious position. Usually referred to gaming in class, or gaming during work. The person usually tilts their computer screen to a 39% angle, turns the volume down, and their dominant hand will be on their mouse or trackpad, clicking or dragging rapidly, and their other hand will usually be stationed above the WASD or arrow keys. This usually applies to gamers. Sometimes they might laugh spontaneously.

Related words: Disposition Trimposition The Position Positioned

His susposition was the weirdest position anyone had seen, he'd tilt his computer screen DOWN, and start gaming.

by Professor Harold James (PHD) December 6, 2021

Sexposition

Spicing up your boring exposition scene with gratuitous sex and/or nudity.

Game of Thrones: Littlefinger gives a long soliloquy while two prostitutes practice their trade in the background, thus, sexposition.

by Dr. Gojira June 20, 2011

Sexposition

A method of explaining the plot, usually used in Game of Thrones, in which characters or people spout exposition and explain what is going on in the story while engaging in sexual activities

Sexposition is like watching exposition commentary mixed with porn

by Dynasty98 April 24, 2015

supposition

to suppose something is true, almost like an assumption

"I suppose"
-That's a good supposition...

by Chirstine January 2, 2009

supposition

A noun used meaning a supposing or something supposed.

Commonly used by trendy hipsters hoping to up their vocabulary points. Typically used instead of the word assume by people who pretend they don't make judgements.

"I have quite a few suppositions about that person"

by Scratchy finger nails January 28, 2010

Sexposition

The exposition that comes before the sex in a pornographic feature.

"The sexposition in Lemon Stealing Whore was so hilarious it became a meme"
"The sexposition was so much more interesting than the actual sex!"

by CaramelFuck October 15, 2018