" auspicious "

 [ "auspicious" ]

1: Promising good fortune; propitious.

  * e.g.,  ... The news that a team of British climbers had reached the summit of Everest seemed an auspicious sign for the reign of newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II. 

 [ "auspicious" ]

1: good, or favorable.

  * e.g.,  ... He made an auspicious beginning by getting an A. 

 [ "Auspicious" ]

1: Promising well for future: marked by lucky signs or good omens, and therefore by the promise of success or happiness.

  * e.g.,  ... The later school days of my friend were as auspicious as the first. 

 [ "Auspicious" ]

1: When somebody is particularly suspicious, unusual or unknown

  * e.g.,  ... That dude has been acting real auspicious since we found out about his fury collection. 

 [ "Auspicious" ]

1: Something that you expected would seem extremely stupid to do, but you just did it anyway.

  * e.g.,  ... I knew it was auspicious to hop in the homies brand new 2003 Honda Civic with the club on the stering wheel. 

 [ "auspicious dissent" ]

1: The YouTube channel where you wear a suit coat with no pants.

  * e.g.,  ... Did you see auspicious dissent look up his name in the thesaurus? 

 [ "auspicious incident" ]

1: The 1826 destruction of the Janissary corps in the Ottoman Empire. The Janissaries felt inadequate because the Sultan was building a new army, so they revolted and got massacred.

  * e.g.,  ... Bob: I sexiled my roommate last night. What an auspicious incident! 

 [ "Auspicious" ]

1: Something that is quite odd and suspicious, in a weird manner.

  * e.g.,  ... A king to his servant whom he thinks is betraying the throne : You're acting quite auspicious pal !