Stoutstanding
adjective:
a word meaning something prominent; striking; marked by superiority or distinction.
used to describe something beyond excellence, something of particular magnificence.
never to be followed by the word “balance”, nor to reference anything of poor fiscal favor.
to be used particularly when the use of “outstanding” is just not up to snuff; or when it cannot describe the awesomeness of the described event.
“dude, she gave awesome head…. it was stoutstanding”
guy1:”did you see last nights tosh.0?”
guy2:”absolutely! it was stoutstanding!!”
guy3:”your mom was stoutstanding…”
mom:”yes i was…”
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