sabious

Adjective: wise, sagelike (from the spanish 'sabio')

(derivatives: sabious (n), sabiety (n), sabiously (adv))

'the king was wise and sabious in his nature'

by the neo-archivist February 9, 2005

Scabious

when some one does something so shady, and dirty at the same time.

Root Word SCABIES: Scabies is an itchy skin condition caused by a tiny, eight-legged burrowing mite called Sarcoptes scabiei

T."Did you hear about that pregnant girl walking in on her boyfriend with Sarah Clark?"

L, '"Danmmm, that Sarah Clark is soo Scabious!

by trippin ain't easy March 7, 2010

yuwi samiousa

When your friend is so drunk they try to say "you win some you lose some" but it comes out sounding like the kind of thing you'd order without knowing what's inside

"Hey Mimi you lost your shoe and stepped in some shit!"
"well folks... yuwi samiousa"

by SeventhFloorHawk September 10, 2018