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"Damn, that chick is Scandalicious!"
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Scandalously delicious. Don't I look totally scandalicious in this mini skirt?
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Scandalicious (a.) From "Scandalous" 1. Deliciously Bad 2. Inappropriate clothing attire 3. Both negative and Positive forms of attention at once 1. That was a scandalicious kiss.
2. Her scandalicious dress did not coincide with the formal outfits of all the other women. 3. Everyone stopped and stared at the scandalicious dance moves by the couple. |
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Verb. A person or situation that is a little scandalous, but fabulous nonetheless! "Buying that hot married guy a drink was scandalicious!" Or simply, "Ever since my sister started taking pole dancing lessons, she's scandalicious!"
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adj. Skanky or slutty. Look at that scandalicious bitch who likes to pass judgement on others. Someone needs to cut that bitch up.
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