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Thailicious 

1. A double-sided meaning - Used to comment on the (particularly spicy) taste of Thai food. A positive comment in the eyes of Thais. A negative comment in the eyes of farangs.. i.e. "That was spicy like Hell, and all I could feel was pain! ;( "
2. Usually a positive comment when used with other world foods, to comment positively on their delicious spicy attributes.
Thai Family Host : "How was the food?"

Farang Guest : "Mmmm.. It was Thailicious!"

Thai Family Host smiles with genuine delight

Farang Guest, with his last shreds of energy, forces a trembling smile back
Thailicious by penot January 12, 2009

Thrivalicious 

A state of wellness, when personal growth is abundant, goals flourish, and dreams once thought, become a reality
Oh, my best friend Abby is coming over? I'm feeling hella thrivalicious right now!! :) :) :) :) :) :)

Trilicious 

A good looking girl .....so good looking that she's beyond de-licious she is .....tri-licious
John: "Man that girl was hot"

Bob: "Yeah.. she was trilicious"
Trilicious by Sawdog March 9, 2008

thailicious 

An adjective used to describe a sexy man with a jiggly butt (inspired by a guy named Thai Quoc Nguyen)
damn homie...look at him, aint he just so thailicious??
thailicious by Ngan Trinh February 5, 2004

Trollicious 

When you troll someone online and it feels more satisfying than anything else in your life. Nothing can give you more excitement, more gasms than the art of absolute trolling.
" It felt so Trollicious to make the entire team rage quit in under a minute."
Trollicious by eager_giggi_gamer October 13, 2016
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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