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Realiously 

This is realiously true. Or when someone does a dick move , you ask "realiously? "
Realiously by Realiously T.v. September 10, 2016
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realiously 

really+seriously = realiously
(mixing the words together emphasize how much u mean it)
someone: “my cat died last night”
me: “ OH NO REALIOUSLY?? im so sorry dude :(( ”

someone: “ughhh i realiously need to clean my room”
realiously by Cool girl0806 December 30, 2020

realious 

"Are you realious right now?"
realious by kayIattt August 5, 2020

realliously 

"Dude. I just walked in on your girl with my brother." "REALLIOUSLY?!"

reallyously

when really or seriously just don't do the situation justice.
Dude, did you know John left his hot wife for a man?

Reallyously?
reallyously by bigtimejdub April 4, 2011

Frealiously 

A combination of "for real seriously".

It is a shortening of the phrase, "freal seriously"; typically used in shocking and or unbelievable situations.
Friend: Dude, Jeremy just called me from jail!

Me: frealiously!?! what happened?
Frealiously by xshavox October 7, 2011
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piddlefart

Instead of doing my homework, I decided to piddlefart around for two hours.
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square grouper

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"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
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