Did you mean surprise or surprised?
Etymologies
- Middle English surprisen, to overcome, from Old French surprise, feminine past participle of surprendre, to surprise : sur-, sur- + prendre, to take (from Latin prehendere, prēndere, to seize; see ghend- in Indo-European roots).
Examples
“The real suprise is how PROUD you are of your abject stupidity”
“Sorry Doug you are wrong again you actually hit on the real issue with the gas tax though which suprise suprise is purely political”
“One topic, Newt does defend the NSA phone spying as legit, he is saying that the handling of it is sloppy. no suprise from the republican water carriers.”
“Tuesday 6th: Went to Totara Park peaceful and was named after these massive trees called suprise suprise Totara.”
“Plus on that lamb cake is it "suprise" you will have no teeth left if you bite into this thing?”
“I hope they didn't stuff a baby "suprise" in the tummy of that cake...”
“While ignoring the rest of the countries 'suprise' results (first time the polls have been so wrong).”
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“I guess I am not in the rabid parts of fandom so the remarks about that kind of suprise me.”
“I moved quietly behind it ... and watched J. sneak into the house in an attempt to 'suprise' me.”
“The study also revealed that the function is more likely to be used by those browsing adult websites than those purchasing 'suprise' gifts for family and friends.”
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Emotions
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