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obsidious adjective. rare. from Latin obsidium siege, from obsidere: see OBSESS, -IOUS. Besieging; besetting, siege like, besiege, unrelenting, attempt to overpower, an extensive period of misery.
With his relentless obsidious nature, he would not let up until he conquered all before him.

The misery he endured was truly obsidious.
Obsidious by Obsidious August 2, 2009
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Ocidious 

When something messes with your OCD.
Anything that's not symmetrical I find ocidious
Ocidious by DaSaltieSlug May 28, 2018

Obivious 

To state something that is beyond obvious, so much so, that even derps state the very same fact as common knowledge.
German tanks didn't run off the mac OS, they used linux, Obiviously.
Obivious by Korobug September 24, 2011

obivlious 

oblivious one who is unaware of hints, or one who is unaware of what is happening to them. One who is oblivious to romantic hints.
She was obivlious of the boy's crush on her.
obivlious by TheOneWithNoName_2 October 22, 2018

obicious 

mix of meaning and mischievous. something or someone who is obicious is deeply disturbed, but also fun. The word is packed with evil and shouldn't be used lightly.

It is pronouced like obi-shus.
you find and example for the word obicious because I can't
obicious by anonymous June 19, 2022