adj.
1. Annoying to the degree of causing anger in another.
2. The only appropriate adjective applied to those named Katie.
{Arabic "jinn", demonic, demon, from "jinn", demons, from "janna", to cover, conceal. + Late Latin, from Greek "dilemma", ambiguous proposition : di-, two. + English Combining Form, -ous}
1. Annoying to the degree of causing anger in another.
2. The only appropriate adjective applied to those named Katie.
{Arabic "jinn", demonic, demon, from "jinn", demons, from "janna", to cover, conceal. + Late Latin, from Greek "dilemma", ambiguous proposition : di-, two. + English Combining Form, -ous}
I bit my lip when Katie exclaimed, "I just love it how we are all having a good time making Thanksgiving dinner together. It feels like we're one big happy family!" I prayed for a pistol then, because I would rather have worms crawl through my rotting skull than this djardilimous CyberQueen's words.
by KyleM. July 20, 2004
Get the djardilimousmug.