prodygious

An adjective form of prodigy: someone with an extraordinary talent or ability; someone with exceptional abilities for their age (or other factors).

"Angela Carter's prodygious use of the double voiced orphan figure brings a tone of irony to the chapter."

"Oreo and olive cake, that's unexpectedly prodygious, man."

"The english language lacking an adjective form of 'prodigy' is totally the opposite of prodygious!"

prodygious by BNT_Liminality November 17, 2011

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prodiginous

A common misspelling of prodigious.

Used in "October Sky" to mock Roy Lee's intelligence.

After Homer is invited back to school, Roy Lee exclaims: "Prodiginous."

prodiginous by Mhiaa July 22, 2013

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prodigious

large, or abnormally huge

That Jewish boy's piska is prodigious

prodigious by lilpiska January 30, 2007

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prodigious

An exclaimation made by Izzy on the English version of Digimon: Digital Monsters.

Means something exciting or intellectually stimulating. Extraordinary or impressive

"You found relief carvings in the ruins? Prodigious!"

prodigious by Luckdragon February 25, 2005