suclivity

Suclivity | suc•liv•i•ty | suck'livətē
noun ( pl. -ties)
A tendency for something to regularly suck; an inclination or predisposition toward suckieness.

ORIGIN: early 2010 depression era of the United States: derived from suck and proclivity. Earlier roots stem from Latin clivus ‘slope', and from suck, slang 'radically uncool'.

"The suclivity of recent economic indicators reveal a housing market with no buyers, no work for 10% of the economy, and no end in sight."

"Despite a fruitful morning, the Monday suclivity began to show when I noticed the flat tire on my car."

by kphinn February 9, 2010

Sustivity

An act which is suspicious. From the words: Suspicious (sus) and Activity (tivity)

Typical black man walks by
Typical whie man: That's some sustivity right there

by fitnah March 7, 2020

sublimity

a small little town

sublimity with some interesting people

by some one in sub. February 4, 2009

sucktivity

The degree in which something sucks. The amount of how awful or bad a particular thing is.

The movie she was watching had a high sucktivity. On a scale of 1-10, it was an 8 or 9 in sucktivity.

by lance of ann arbor March 24, 2010

Sustivity

the level or measurement of how sus someone is

"ngl bro that guy over there is looking fine"

"damn bro how sus are you, your sustivity level is prolly over 9000"

by ShinyCynda August 19, 2022