egregeous

Very bad/nasty could be used to describe persons or objects.

When you called me a bastard you were being very EGREGEOUS

by Andi July 12, 2004

Egregious

The act of traveling to wine country for a casual weekend trip with the girls and spending $13,468 on wine and paying with a debit card so you don’t even get the points.

Mel, you spent $13,468 on wine? And you used my debit card? This is egregious

by wewwwee October 23, 2020

Egregious

Adjective, meaning conspicuously and outrageously bad.
Types of egregious things vary from a "gross injustice" to an "egregious ass" to a "fragrant violation of human rights."

Ex. Conversation

Alex: Your breath is egregious.

Jack: Huh? You can't use hard words like that, you know I never went to college.

by Fryen Pan December 27, 2009

Egregious Philbin

When someone acts in an overly egregious manner or exhibits extremely unlikeable characteristics.

"Did he really just take your last cheesy tot? One second he was our friend and the next he was Egregious Philbin."

"That couple sucking face in public is surely Egregious Philbin & Kathy Lee"

"You bought me a snuggie in July? No thanks Egregious Philbin."

by guidofosho7 February 22, 2010

Egregious

SAT word to criticize poor officiating.

That call was egregious!

by BenJoviUSA May 12, 2014

egregious

Conspicuously offensive. The only definition there is.

Jeez Louise, that genocide in Darfur sure is egregious to those of us who respect human rights.

by Chris Caesar June 5, 2005

egregiosity

Maintaining an egregious nature

Her actions were the height of egregiosity; she consistently practiced her evil work disregarding common decency.

by WordNerd October 16, 2012