Horrociously
Somewhere between horrendous and atrocious, it's just pretty bad. In relation to maybe how bad you're beaten in Persona 4 Arena? I'm not too sure.
Horrociously by LoneFoxDumas August 7, 2013
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Horrocious
Portmanteau of 'horrendous' and 'atrocious' used to describe the execution, officiating, demeanor, physical attractiveness, athletic ability, intelligence, common sense and general comportment of all things related to PAC-12 football in 2018 (and very likely, into the future). Coined by the "Podcast of Champions" (a podcast dedicated to celebrating the mediocrity of a dying college football conference), it is most accurately used to describe how the conference has been run into the side of a mountain by Commissioner Larry Scott.
Alternate spellings: horocious, whoroscious
Unacceptable spliing: herocious
Alternate spellings: horocious, whoroscious
Unacceptable spliing: herocious
Horrocious by 4th and 11 December 11, 2018
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horrocious by mobec May 5, 2006
Horrocious
The mix between Horrendous and Atrocious
1. Disgusting and terribly vile;
2. Incorrect or misleading;
1. Disgusting and terribly vile;
2. Incorrect or misleading;
"Why did the waves get suddenly so much harder?"
"The level scaling in Warframe is fucking... horrocious."
"The level scaling in Warframe is fucking... horrocious."
Horrocious by Jacxb March 28, 2019
horrocious
ferociously horrendous
something so disturbing it ellicits an intense visceral response (e.g. wretching and or slight vomiting)
something so disturbing it ellicits an intense visceral response (e.g. wretching and or slight vomiting)
horrocious by Yeti Lover September 26, 2005
Horrocious
Adjective - Horrocious also spelled Whorocious is a combination of 3 words: whore, horrendous and atrocious
describing the behavior of an individual of any gender that sleeps around a lot, possibly for money
the term implies high maintenance, heavy drama , gold digging, mean spirited cold heartedness, dishonesty and infidelity
describing the behavior of an individual of any gender that sleeps around a lot, possibly for money
the term implies high maintenance, heavy drama , gold digging, mean spirited cold heartedness, dishonesty and infidelity
So I had a friend who was dating a chick that was a bit wild. One night we were talking and I couldn't help but get the impression that this woman was a freelance prostitute. At one point I intended to use the word horrendous or atrocious to describe her behavior but instead came out with the word horrocious… so it was like a Freudian slip where I called the guy's girlfriend a whore… so I lost a friend that day… but on the plus side, I invented a word.
Horrocious by @TheSurrealKenbeKnown April 23, 2019
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