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Quizzaciously
A term popularized by Michael Stevens of the Vsauce YouTube channel, meaning "In a mocking manner." According to him, it is a very old word and nobody uses it.
"Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. But, WHO is Michael, and how much does here... weigh?" Paul stated Quizzaciously.
Quizzaciously by Bipto McFlipto REAL OFFICIAL January 22, 2018
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Quizzacious
Quizzacious by Pas1907 September 17, 2015
Quizzacious
Quizzacious could mean one of 2 things:
1. To do something in a mocking or satirical manor, such as Alec Baldwin, who is famous for parodying current U.S. president Donald J. Trump.
2. Something that hipster kids say to make themselves sound much smarter than they actually are, somewhat similar to Verbose Memes.
It is an extremely obscure old English word that was nearly never used, until popularized by Youtube channel Vsauce, where, in is "The Zipf Mystery" episode, at about 17:30 minutes in, he says that the word Quizzacious is in the oxford dictionary, however, at the time, was only found in a book called "Elder Speak" when searched on Google. "Fittingly enough," Michael (Vsauce) remarked, "it is listed as a rare word". Since it was uncovered by Vsauce, it became a Meme in the Vsauce fanbase. Ironically enough, people often use the term Quizzacious in a Quizzacious manner.
1. To do something in a mocking or satirical manor, such as Alec Baldwin, who is famous for parodying current U.S. president Donald J. Trump.
2. Something that hipster kids say to make themselves sound much smarter than they actually are, somewhat similar to Verbose Memes.
It is an extremely obscure old English word that was nearly never used, until popularized by Youtube channel Vsauce, where, in is "The Zipf Mystery" episode, at about 17:30 minutes in, he says that the word Quizzacious is in the oxford dictionary, however, at the time, was only found in a book called "Elder Speak" when searched on Google. "Fittingly enough," Michael (Vsauce) remarked, "it is listed as a rare word". Since it was uncovered by Vsauce, it became a Meme in the Vsauce fanbase. Ironically enough, people often use the term Quizzacious in a Quizzacious manner.
1.
Person A: "Did you see Alec Bladwin last night?"
Person B: "Yeah. He is very Quizzqacious, is he not?"
Person A: "Yeah! He is great at mocking trump."
2.
Person A: "Why don't you play a sport?"
Person B: "Because it is Quizzacious!"
Person A: "What does that mean?"
Person B: "I don't know..."
Person A: "Did you see Alec Bladwin last night?"
Person B: "Yeah. He is very Quizzqacious, is he not?"
Person A: "Yeah! He is great at mocking trump."
2.
Person A: "Why don't you play a sport?"
Person B: "Because it is Quizzacious!"
Person A: "What does that mean?"
Person B: "I don't know..."
Quizzacious by Stevestapler1111 June 17, 2017
Quizzaz
"I remember once I made a quiz on the website Quizzaz. Is it still around?" "Yes, but now it's called Quotev instead."
Quizzaz by FlowerDoctor July 11, 2018
Quizzacle
Quizzacle by CrazyRedheadJM June 10, 2009
quizams
quizams by Sharterbaggers March 19, 2008
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