relusive 

almost like exclusive, but not quite

Is relusive a word

relusive by Jovaan September 1, 2009

Reclusive 

A recluse is someone in isolation who hides away from the attention of the public, a person who lives in solitude, i.e. seclusion from intercourse with the world.

"He’s really quiet and very reclusive.”

Reclusive by Rachel =D October 7, 2008

Reclusive homosexuality 

A sexual orientation that develops in heterosexual individuals as a symptom of being so incredibly down bad that even traps appear to be worthy sexual partners.

First coined in 2022 on twitter.

Person 1: I'd hit that.
Person 2: BRO! That's a trap!
Person 1: Yeah, but I am so down bad that I am low key ok with that.
Person 2: Dude! That's reclusive homosexuality.

Reclusive homosexuality by AnonymousDegenerate728 November 6, 2022

Refusive 

A word used when a person is unable to think of real words in order to descibe a mood where a person is uncooperative or refusing all directions given.

John and Michael were being very refusive when asked to do their duties.

Refusive by yourpalal July 11, 2010

replusive 

a slang that a user mispelled on tumblr.com that means really "dumb and stupid" as said around by really idiotic bloggers on tumblr.com

"Wow stop being so replusive jessica!"

replusive by Teen Bloggerr November 26, 2011

Reclusive 

Reclusive often refers to as being shut out of the world.
-someone who is reclusive is someone who never goes outside, someone so lonesome, and full of darkness
-someone who recently has had a loss; in need for loneliness and the peace of their own comfort
-Often reclusive people live in a old rustic house that hasn't been properly cared for in years
-Reclusive Scene: Lights are off and it looks like no one is home, curtains are down and the person living there doesn't ever say hi or greet the neighbors

All Ms. Franny does all day is sit in her house with the curtains down and the lights off, she is very reclusive.

Reclusive by Queen/Cupcakes/Sister February 21, 2017

Repusively 

a word used by Liam, No one is quite sure what it means, accept thats how you meant to apologise to customers about poor availablity.

Liam: "We're just have to apologise repusively"

Everyone "What?!"

Repusively by Bestyboy February 7, 2010