Awesomenessicity
of great awesomeness; highest level of awesome. originally awesome, “ness” has been added to emphasize the greatness, also making it a noun. “icity” added to even further emphasizing it.
diego and jordan are the perfect example of living awesomenessicity.
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backgrounds in both the urban circles and suburbia. comes from “awesome” and the ever-popular “ness” and “icity” suffixes. a noun. most basic meaning is that of being of the utmost quality of being awesome.
“hey jack, did you see that car?”
“yeah, man, i did.”
“the awesomenessicity of those tires blinded me!”
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