awesominty
A combination of the slang term 'mint' with the word 'awesome' therefore creating awesominty :P FunWithJai&Emily
awesominty by Jai & Emily April 25, 2008
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Awesomistic
Awesomistic by DocEBrown April 29, 2013
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awesamity
(ah - sám - ə - ti), noun
A qualitative measurement of ambient excellence and self-assurance in all things, especially actions and personal narratives. (British North American English, early 21st century)
A qualitative measurement of ambient excellence and self-assurance in all things, especially actions and personal narratives. (British North American English, early 21st century)
awesomite
One who is truly and natively awesome.
This word is derived from "awesome", meaning excellent; and "-ite", meaning a native or resident of.
Thus, an awesomite is one who is very awesome.
This word is derived from "awesome", meaning excellent; and "-ite", meaning a native or resident of.
Thus, an awesomite is one who is very awesome.
awesomite by miss moxie April 12, 2010
awesomist
Awesimity
1. A word used to describe how awesome a cretin situation is.
2. A radius of awesome surrounding someone through witch those of a lesser awesimity level (see 1) can not enter. Usually apply's to someone popular in shool, or around the office.
2. A radius of awesome surrounding someone through witch those of a lesser awesimity level (see 1) can not enter. Usually apply's to someone popular in shool, or around the office.
awesomenity
awesomenity by Pat Webster February 10, 2006
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