epidus
You fool, by not looking where you were scoring you gave the other team the point. You are the epidus of our downfall.
epidus by Denim Valentine October 15, 2022
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epidumbic
The large, rapid spreading of an unintelligent or false idea among the masses. First coined by Jimmy Kimmel to describe the increasing number of people saying "refudiate" as if it were a word, which originated from a Sarah Palin tweet.
Man: Did you see that news reporter say "refudiate" on TV? That's not even a word! Sarah Palin made it up!
Woman: Yep, it's a regular epidumbic.
Woman: Yep, it's a regular epidumbic.
epidumbic by Adamsapple1411 July 24, 2010
Related Words
epidus • epidose • epicusernam • epicus failus • epicusion • Epicuss • epidumbic • epiduo • epidural • Epidurum
epiduo
"so my dermetologist reccommended Epiduo for my pimples."
"dude, that shit's gonna hurt but at least you'll have clear skin"
"dude, that shit's gonna hurt but at least you'll have clear skin"
epiduo by heythere123123123 March 13, 2010
epidose
Daily or almost daily programme with addictive qualities, usually soap opera, can also be 'reality' television, and other programmes of that ilk.
epidural
Epidural, n.: a shot to the epidural section of the spine using an inhumanely large needle which stays in place for 30 mins or more, causing intense pain and discomfort which will linger for days, may or may not reduce the risk of back surgery. The pain of this procedure can only be partially alleviated by watching "Friends" DVDs in your underwear.
I fractured a vertebra and had an epidural shot to alleviate the pain, then suddenly gave birth even though I was not pregnant and didn't I didn't feel a thing . . .
epidural by Friend of epidural recipient February 10, 2005
epicus failus
epicus failus by Scotemis December 15, 2008
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