scrumtrellesent
His performance in the film was scrumtrellesent.
scrumtrellesent by sir love August 28, 2005
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Scrumtrelescent
Describes something whose characteristics of perfection are profoundly unfathomable.
Originated from an SNL skit where Will Ferrell was impersonating James Lipton, the host of "Inside the Actors Studio". While interviewing Charles Nelson Reilly, describing the TV show "Match Game", he said:
"That show was delightful. No. No. It was brilliant. No, no, no, no. There is no word to describe its perfection, so I am forced to make one up. And I’m going to do so right now. Scrumtrelescent."
also used to describe CNR's performance in Cannon Ball Run II.
Originated from an SNL skit where Will Ferrell was impersonating James Lipton, the host of "Inside the Actors Studio". While interviewing Charles Nelson Reilly, describing the TV show "Match Game", he said:
"That show was delightful. No. No. It was brilliant. No, no, no, no. There is no word to describe its perfection, so I am forced to make one up. And I’m going to do so right now. Scrumtrelescent."
also used to describe CNR's performance in Cannon Ball Run II.
Scrumtrelescent by use me May 18, 2006
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scrumtrillescent
A word coined on the sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live", during a spoof of "Inside the Actor's Studio".
Means greater than greatest, better than the best, something so awesome that it is beyond belief.
Means greater than greatest, better than the best, something so awesome that it is beyond belief.
The acting was so good that I shall make up a word to describe it. The performance was scrumtrillescent.
scrumtrillescent by skater910 September 23, 2004
scrumtrelescent
There are no words to describe your brilliance... so I amforced to make one up, and I shall do so now . . . "Scrumtrelescent!"
scrumtrelescent by jens December 5, 2002
Scrumtrelecent
Scrumtrelecent by Richard Diamond November 17, 2003
scrumtrelesent
a way of expressing incomprehensible wordage to describe something.
what to say when there is no known way to express in words
"there is no word, to describe it, therefore I will make one up"
ie. better than the greatest compliment, worse than the lowest diss, and everything in-between that cant already be expressed in known language.
what to say when there is no known way to express in words
"there is no word, to describe it, therefore I will make one up"
ie. better than the greatest compliment, worse than the lowest diss, and everything in-between that cant already be expressed in known language.
scrumtrelesent by mike March 4, 2004