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spicuous 

1. indicating something is very obvious or showy. stands out from the crowd.

2. anything that is hot/popular/trendy/stylish/unique.

3. t-shirt and clothing company. based in Southern California. can be found at myspace.com/spicuousclothing.

all definitions taken from the word CONSPICUOUS.
Ex. 1
A: you see that guy mashing in the RSX?
B: yeeah, that's spicuous. there's a cop right there.

Ex. 2
C: hey, man, you look fresh today !
D: thanks, dawg, it's been a while, huh?
C: yeeeeah, you look so spicuous.

Ex. 3
Brandon: I was at a party last night right ?
RiGHT, and my boys are up there im like
aww your shirt is tight, he was like nah its Spicuous !
spicuous by mszC November 9, 2009
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spicuous 

Very obvious, not on the DL, synonym to uncutty.

Taken from the word inconspicuous.
Ex. 1:

"Look at that idiot, rolling a blunt at the front of the bus."

"That's hella spicuous. At least move to the back."

Ex.2:

"Dude, sit down, shut the fuck up, and stop being so spicuous. My parents are upstairs!"
spicuous by hellahella August 17, 2007
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spicuous 

short for inconspicuous/discreet/hidden/unnoticable/anonymous/low-profile
1. He looked spicuous as he entered the room.
2. The person received a spicuous gift as it was all wrapped up very secure.
spicuous by somewherehiding July 3, 2024

spicious 

the act of being shady,looking fierce and thinking you can pull that off, when in all reality you can't
"pronounced as you would say suspicious, but without the su"
Hey Scott, you looking spicious, dude how did that even happen?

fo'spicious 

A combination of a fortuitous and auspicious event resulting in nothing but goodness.
Wow, that was totally fo'spicious.
fo'spicious by Gina Hutchings December 6, 2006
adjective - of a speculative and dubious nature.
The idea that privatization of many public industries would improve conditions in Chile during the 1970s was specuous. Much of this conclusion was based upon untested, and highly debated economic theory.
Specuous by EricThomson March 27, 2009
No specific deffinition, but is used to make people very uncomfortable.
Oh baby you looking spiceous
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