delicious

1. an expression used to indicate a positive response to something or to communicate satisfaction, inspiration, or admiration for something.
2. In a good mood
3. Feeling good

1. Q: Good Morning Mr. Dixon, how you feeling today?
A: Delicious. I'm starting my new job today.

2. "I got an "A" on my science homework - Mrs. Morris must have been delicious today."

3. "Bro, I went out with Brooke and we spent two hours in delicious conversation."

4 "She has delicious eyes."

by HamburgerToday April 12, 2008

delicious cake

An Adjective used to describe a young female who has developed prematurely and retains many sexually attractive qualities.

While stopping for a sit and a smoke in the park, Kelsey and Bill noticed a young piece of delicious cake strolling east towards them.

by cake hunter October 19, 2009

delicious

adj. pleasant. use of which usually leads to excessive squinting accompanied by hand gestures generally in a downward motion

that concert was delicious

by Andy November 16, 2003

magically delicious

1.To be one with great levels of asthetic beauty , charm , humour, and work at Max Brenners

"wow did you see that girl who served me at Max Brenners? She was magically delicious"

by puppet1 May 18, 2006

Diabetically Delicious

Over-consumption of sugar(carbs) in a short time frame.

Man, I banged on some peanut butter ice cream with crumbled Reese's, Reese's pieces, and chunks of peanut butter cookie. That ish was diabetically delicious.

by Fresh1One526 June 12, 2012

Delicious

1) A term to describe a type of food that has been consumed. 2) A term to describe any noun.

1) That ham and cheese was delicious!
2) Did you see the new episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force? Wasn't it delicious?!

by Andrew The Nerd October 24, 2005

Deliciousity

delicious in your mouth

Chick-fil-a is the meca of deliciousity Monday through Saturday. I don't know what to do on Sundays when they are closed.

by sigberry May 26, 2010