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sarikawesome 

A logarithmic unit (Sw) that defines the ratio of a awesomeness of a person relative to a specified or implied reference level. This logarithmic scale was "invented" (see the "meaning of Liff" by Douglas Adams) to describe the awesomeness of people who are beyond awesome-- to the point that there are no words in the English language to describe them. Can also be used as an adjective (Have a sarikawesome day!) or a noun (That was sarikawesomeness!)
Guy: Wow, that was an sarikawesome display of sarikawesomenss!
Girl: I love when guys make self-referential statements!
Guy: No wonder I am sarikawesome!
sarikawesome by emosewa February 14, 2013
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Saginawesome 

An awesome place known as Saginawesome. A place that often gets called different names such as: Sagnasty, The Naw, or "I Hate This Place."
Boy- Did you hear about what they are doing in Saginawesome?
Other Boy- Yeah. That place is amazing.
Saginawesome by J135 April 27, 2009
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Sarcawesome

A combination of the words "sarcasm" and "awesome"...A use of the word "awesome" when the intent is obviously sarcastic. If properly understood, the response may be I know, right?
Joe (in his car, on the phone): Hey Bob, I'm stuck in traffic, by the time I get there to pick you up, happy hour will be over.

Bob (waiting for Joe at his house): *Awesome*

Joe: Are you serious?

Bob: No, I thought you'd be able to tell that was sarcawesome.
Sarcawesome by spamberger June 12, 2011
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