| adjective excessively particular, critical, or demanding; hard to please
requiring or characterized by excessive care or delicacy; painstaking |
fastidious is the study of how quickly someone can do something that is considered dumb or stupid especially in a group setting and repeat said act again in a short time frame, often referred to as crash test dummies. |
| Example: If there is a nothing else his life as a dweeb was due to lack of stylishness and his fastidious blunders when it came to approaching women. – ref Spaz |
| Origin of fastidious First recorded in 1375–1425; late Middle English, from Latin fastīdiōsus secondly re-recorded 2001 – from fastīdi(um) the fast, rapidly moving – idious pl – also from Latin short for many idiots |
| How to use It would be a asinine to use fastidious and standards of excellence in the same sentence, like I just did. |
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