indictious

adjective
1. relative speech patterns or phrasing within a particular region or demographic

The alien was initially misunderstood by the humans because its phrasing was indictious to its home planet Zendacar 9.

The indictious greeting of King Uyla startled the foreign ambassador.

by SpiderLashes May 1, 2011

infectious smile

- A smile so amazing that once seen, causes those looking to instantly smile as well

- See "Aubrey Drake Graham"

He has an infectious smile!

by bdflakjeoiajgnoaekjpwo June 18, 2011

injectious

Of or having to do with injection drugs, intravenous drug use and abuse.

Man, Stone was really being all injectious the other day.

by Vlad the Impaler December 14, 2007

Indiculous

Incredibly ridiculous. Out of the ordinary. Stupefying and odd.

All of the words that you may think are indiculous now, tomorrow may be cromulent.

by OUtlET December 28, 2005

infectious smile

When someone with a great smile smiles and causes others to smile just because of their smile.

Darren's teeth look so good that I just want to smile. He has such an infectious smile

by quest224 August 16, 2010

indicious

The characteristics of being both delicious and concurring that deliciouness?'d

or can also be used as the best of something ever or the worst of something ever.

That Papa John's pizza was quite indicious.
or
You're looking rather indicious tonight (for the ladies)
*note : can mean good or bad

by hobopower April 30, 2005

Indirectious

To feel indirectious is to feel shady, to feel as if you need to indirect someone.

I am feeling very indirectious
Oh no watch out Beau is going to tweet something indirectious
Beau isn't feeling indirectious for once now isn't that ironic

by Beauzus January 13, 2015