Exercitum
1. a word describing the leetness of a group of people. 2. can be abberiavted to “exer” for the phrase exer leetness which is used to describe the feeling of walking in on 4 lesbians partic-p-ting in group s-x and inviting you to join them.
example 1: last nights game was awesome i thought our team were exercitum. example 2: dam mate, after last nights game i got such an exer leetness feeling.
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