Hitonious Did Not Make the Cut

I'm crushed, crestfallen.
Recently, new words were added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
I've used the word, hitonious, since I made it up back in high school.
The word has served me well for lo these many years.
I vowed to do my best to get it into the dictionary where it belongs.
But, alas, my efforts proved fruitless.
Words such as ginormous, crunk, and sudoku were deemed worthy, but hitonious was not.
My efforts DID, however, cause many a blogger to begin using this necessary word.
For those of you who do not know, hitonious means beyond horrid.
You use it when something is horrendous and hideous and horrid combined.
It is used when those words are not enough to express the... uh.... HITONIOUS nature of something.
For example...
A mullet is horrid.
A mullet on a greasy, 500 lb. man who is wearing lipstick and sporting a plumber's crack is HITONIOUS!
You get the picture.
You see why this word is a necessary addition to our language.
Hitonious was passed over by smackdown, microgreen, Bollywood and speed dating.
Can you believe that???
Google this fabulous, yet unacknowledged word, and you will see that it has been used many times by my wonderful blog buddies.
Use it well!
Use it often!
Spread the word ALL over Blogdom!!
Use it as an adjective (hitonious) or adverb (hitoniously) or noun (hitoniousness).
Together WE WILL get this word included in the dictionary!!
To show that you understand the meaning of hitonious, please prove it by including an example in the comments:

Unflushed poop in a public toilet is hideous.
Corn and raisin-infested poop in a grocery store aisle is HITONIOUS!

This weekend, feel free to leave several examples using hitonious in the comments.
I plan to put a Make Hitonious a Word link on my sidebar, so we can continue coming up with uses for this vital word.
Hitonious deserves to be recognized as a REAL word!

Addendum: In the comments, Paul asked, "What's a mullet?"
This is a picture of Paul: