slititious

Function: adjective
Date of origin: 2004 (USA: Warner King Washington II)
definition 1: characterized by disregard or disrespect
definition 2: : sexually unchaste or licentious.
- sli·ti·tious·ly adverb

1. He sniggered and cast a slititious glance towards his accusor.

2. The slititious conduct of the priesthood was tolerated by the Church until several incidents of abuse were made public.

by phoebelouise November 6, 2008

Slutitious

Someone that dresses like a slut. (pronounced; Slut-Ish-Os)

"You are looking very slutitious today."

by AnnaTentKentBrooksWeasleySmit September 26, 2009

stitious

When you are not fully superstitious. If you're just a little superstitious you're merely stitious.

My friend would never walk under a ladder because he is very superstitious. I would think about it but probably not pay much attention. I'm only stitious.

by AnthonyG_NYC February 4, 2010

stitious

a little superstitious; partly superstitious

Mom always throws salt over her shoulder when cooking, but swears she's not superstitious. She is at least stitious because i've see her do it all my life.

by talk2me-JCH2 May 29, 2022

slutatious

(adj) Very slutty, someone exhibiting slut-like behavior

That slutatious girl is hitting on another guy

by dmo January 7, 2005

Sluticious

Having the characteristics of a slut.

She was lookin' very sluticious in that miniskirt and bikini top.

by BoBo and Princess Pink April 6, 2004

Slutigious

A slut that is prestigious.

Posh Spice was slutigious in her evening gown at the Grammies.

by Sloppy One March 31, 2015