Awkwardity Edit Meaning

1.

noun used to denote an awkward situation. It is infinitely better than the alternate, yet more commonly used word - awkwardness.

"The awkwardity increased exponentially when Caitlin took her pants off"

See awkward, strange, weird, turtle

2.

the amount or level of awkwardness involved in a certain situation

There was much awkwardity when the parents walked in on him without having any clothes on.

See tension, awkward

3.

A rather synonymous variation on awkwardness, featuring more thematically onomatopoeic values.

Why use awkwardness when the word clearly has no connection with the thematic aspects it conveys?

"At once, I was filled with a wonderful wave of awkwardity."

4.

In simple terms, awkwardity is a way of saying awkwardness that rolls off the tongue easier. In specific terms, Awkwardity is a noun describing an awkward situation or a state of awkwardness common in young adults and/or generalized in early adolescence especially among geeks and nerds trying to impress the opposite sex. However this term can be generalized to any awkward situation.

When He saw his ex, the room became suddenly thick with awkwardity .

Dude my freshman year in high school was full of awkwardity .

See ineptitude

5.

Sarah Christine Williams

Sarah exhibits a high level of awkwardity.

See sarah, awkward, turtle, cheetos, weird