spillicus

A spill of similar magnitude to the Roman Empire.
Word's roots are made to sound Romanesque in homage to the above relation.

In extreme cases, Spillicus Maximus is most appropriate.

1. I broke my thumb when I took a spillicus maximus on the ski hill.
2. Don't spillicus your juice, Caesar.

by JayBee308 April 7, 2007

sillius

When someone is being so silly it makes all of us silly

Willius is being so sillius he sends pictures of flowers and shishkabobs

by Annieus February 22, 2008

simian silicus

a more politically correct to refer to a "sand monkey" or an individual of middle eastern descent or terrorist.
It comes from the root words: Simian, Relating to, characteristic of, or resembling an ape or a monkey; and Silicus, a made up word that you can say is the latin definition of sand.

instead of calling someone a camel jockey call them simian silicus instead. It sounds more polite and they probably won't know that you're making fun of them.

by JasonS November 21, 2005

oil spillies

Superior intelligence, knowledgeable especially on the topic of hockey. Looked up to & often imitated. All round good guy.

Oil Spillies are the go-to guys for anything hockey related.

by mac07 June 18, 2017

silliousness

The trait of being sillious (as opposed to serious). Generally an augmentation of being silly. Having a constant tendency for trifling or jesting, addressing ludicrous and goofy tastes.

Her silliousness reached a level that she deserved a slapping with a trout.

by slowburn May 19, 2008

Sillious

1. the act of being seriously silly
2. the art of making something serious silly by brilliantly mocking it
3. being super serious about something silly, like politics.

see also: silliousness

"Funginears! Stop being so sillious!"
"Obama is just another political puppet, silliously!"

by kallisto concoctions 2011 December 27, 2011

spillies

A douchebag, thinks he's cool but actually is a retard.

Loves to put dicks in his ass.

Wow you are such a spillies.

by Dbagtothemax March 4, 2009