amazesome 

Pronounced "awe-maze-sum"

As an adjective used to describe a person, place or thing that is life changingly beyond what was previously understood as wicked awesome.

As an adverb used to describe an action so incredible it is almost unimaginable!

1.) Amazingly Awesome!

2.) a measure of epicness

Wow, that performance was amazesome!!

amazesome by Allintense August 27, 2017

amazement 

A feeling that cannot usually be described with words. This feeling makes many people extremely happy. You can also be amazed that someone is so stupid.

She called me last night, and I could do nothing but stare at the wall with a big goofy smile in amazement.

amazement by Matt__ January 11, 2008

Amazome

Two of the greatest words combined... Amazing + Awesome

David has very similar characteristics to charlie sheen and is always winning. That's why David is amazome!

Amazome by David Bush May 3, 2011

Amazentment

The evolving consumer resentment toward massive, faceless, human-rights-indifferent corporations that seemingly infiltrate and attempt to influence every facet of our collective existence.

I'm developing some serious Amazentment when I can't even THINK about something and NOT have that shit ad-pushed to me in my very next web search. How can they possibly know these things?

Amazentment by YAWA February 20, 2020

amesome 

Very good, stylish or otherwise popular. Used primarily by underpaid reporters in eastern Massachusetts.

Have you seen that new stop-motion video? It's amesome!

amesome by tab rat September 30, 2008

amasome 

Something so grand that amazing and awesome are inadequate.

Dennis is f'n amasome.

amasome by deatheclipsed April 30, 2010

amazement 

1. a word used to describe a feeling that what you have found is so incredible, so overwhelming, so incomparable, and every day new and better and deeper.

2. The state of the feeling what is described above

ex. The only way I can describe my feelings toward you is amazement. Every little thing that you do, I'm amazed by you.

amazement by d. gaucher November 23, 2007