Adjective
1. To be like the good aspects if a party in the opinion of the utterer.
2. Ambiguous statement meant to explain something inexplicable, or to be used as a term of originality. i.e., If one gets tired of responding "good" to the question of how their day was, they may respond "Partylicious" instead.
1. To be like the good aspects if a party in the opinion of the utterer.
2. Ambiguous statement meant to explain something inexplicable, or to be used as a term of originality. i.e., If one gets tired of responding "good" to the question of how their day was, they may respond "Partylicious" instead.
Mike: So how was your day?
Yordan: It was partylicious, we went downtown and some drunk guy got in a fight with a hobo, and some guy jumped off a building in scuba gear trying to hit a glass of water on the ground!
Mike: Sounds... Eventful.
Yordan: It was partylicious, we went downtown and some drunk guy got in a fight with a hobo, and some guy jumped off a building in scuba gear trying to hit a glass of water on the ground!
Mike: Sounds... Eventful.
by UnunoctiumTastesNice June 12, 2013
by Shane May 18, 2004