excee

excee, adjective. Indicates something is highly expensive or overpriced. Originated in Australia.

Geeez louise those thongs are excee!!

Too excee for me mate!

Nice, a bit excee but!

by C R C January 21, 2008

Exceed

1. A flying cat in Fairy Tail.

2. A guy who stalks chat rooms.

Exceed watched as we had our private conversation.

by watwhoisthis August 21, 2016

exceeding

Used as adjective, meaning great, very good, exceptional at something or in general.

Our team is exceeding, it is the best here!

by Snook69 April 15, 2014

Exceeding

Not what zack gets L

Hey i got an exceeding! Not Zack though LOL.

by God12345698 March 22, 2022

Exceedment

When you exceed something

This load weighs 26 tons that is in exceedment of the 25 ton weight limit.

by I.h8.lvrs September 23, 2020

exceeded their bandwidth

When a band is still performing with just one or none of the original start-up members, performing songs written by the original members, and using the same gimmicks of the original members to draw a crowd. And it's just a matter of time before the original members and/or songwriter notices and sues their ass to shut them down.

"KISS hasn't exceeded their bandwidth yet, but I say it's only a matter of time."

by so42gob4dawn August 3, 2006

Rate Limit Exceeded

Peasant

Rate limit exceeded.

by anonymous February 8, 2023