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coolioes 

adj.
A lamer way to say cool.

n.
An event that is mild on the excitement scale.

*Never use it in a sarcastic way because it won't sound good. Awesome>Cool>Sick>Coolioes
A:I got a new book to read.
B: Coolioes.
Coolioes was used here because the event isn't very exciting.

A:I got a new game!
B:Cool!
Cool was used here because the event was exciting enough.

Using "coolioes" in a sarcastic way
A:I got a new yak!
B:Coooolioes.

This is why we don't use coolioes in a sarcastic way, because when you say it sarcastically it sounds like a fat bird.
coolioes by coolioes October 13, 2009
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Cooliest 

Cooliest: To Be of the BEST

Me(if used on urself)
Not ur friend }
Not ur parents} if used on another the meaning changes
Not ur neighbor}

Im teh cooliest
Neighbor you teh cooliest
Mom an Dad ur teh cooliest
billy ur teh cooliest
Cooliest by Bernard Zygote April 30, 2008

cooliosos 

cool guy: Is cooliosos your new contribution to the language, like super mega awesome? It might catch on..
cooliosos by docmcsnoodles November 20, 2010

Coolioscoliosaurousotanious 

Usually meaning cool in a very excited matter.
Wow! your mom was so coolioscoliosaurousotanious in bed last night!
Someone who is cool but so extra cool that they are coolioski
Omg you are so coolioski
Coolioski by Coolioski March 4, 2019

Coolioso 

1. Awesome
2. Spanglish Version of Cool
3. Great
4. Cool
Coolioso, man!

That's soooooo coolioso.

Cooliosa 

Cooliosa is something that is super quadruple ultra mega cool or a word you say when you don’t really care about something a person said.
Arabela: I just got done eating some cotton candy
Brayden: cooliosa bells
Arabela: frick yeah man
Cooliosa by jerradsmom August 29, 2019
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