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expadontious 

•a large/crazy amount of something.
•referring to something as out of place or insane looking
ex: that girl has an expadontious amount of drip, just look at the fit!
ex: look at that little Hyundai in that group of VW‘s… it’s expadontiously of place.
expadontious by the.real.lexlex June 20, 2021
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expadontious 

•A large/crazy amount of something
•Referring to something as out of place or insane looking
ex: that girl has an expadontious amount of drip, just look at the fit!
ex: look at that little Hyundai in that group of VW‘s… it’s expadontiously out of place.
expadontious by the.real.lexlex June 20, 2021

expedonciously 

A complicated sounding adverb used to add weight or humor to a phrase. (similar to how people use indubitably)

The word originated in a skit between two OC's created by @Mikanropp on TikTok
Benji: I had a dream about you last night.

Zero: Really? :) What was I wearing?

Benji: Nothing...?

Zero: I was butt-ass naked in your dream? You never even seen butt-ass naked. How'd you kno-?!

Benji: No i meant like nothin' special. You lack drip EXPEDONCIOUSLY my guy.

Zero: It's 8:30 am -_-
expedonciously by Plurp9 August 16, 2021

Expadocious 

When your good buddy doesn't know what to make their username so they come up with this bullshit
"Fuck my name is Expadocious and i can't change it back"
Expadocious by FishElbow April 29, 2022

Expedonsiously

Not drippy; has no drip
Bro, Carter is Expedonsiously ugly today.
Expedonsiously by Bxpis January 23, 2023

Expodentious 

Expodentious (adj.)
/ˌek-spoh-DEN-shuhs/
Definition: Extra in a spectacularly over-the-top, dazzling, dramatic, or unnecessarily fabulous way.
Example: “He didn’t just answer the question—he gave an expodentious speech with hand gestures, metaphors, and a mic drop.”
Expodentious by Kim_550 April 17, 2025

expedentiously

Kenzie: ouch man, someone just ran over my foot

Maddie: i bet that hurt expedentiously!
Kenzie: it sure did
expedentiously by uncletimmy24 January 16, 2026
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