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fucticious

(adj) Pretending the sex was good, faking an orgasm.

Not genuinely into the sex your having at that particular time, but so no feelings get hurt, pretending that you are.
He thinks he was totally good, but I was just acting fucticious.

"Dude, I was the best she ever had. She was moaning and groaning." "No way dude, it was all just fucticious."
by kidsnpigs February 6, 2010
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Fupalicious

Foo-paHˈliSHəs

adjective:
A fat person who has a clean fupa and is highly pleasant to the taste in all they do!
"the FUPA so delicious, as soft as subway bread" "She was so amazing and beautiful she is fupalicious!"
by NINAHAHN214 February 8, 2021
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frolicious

Someone with a fro (afro, jew fro, etc.) that looks delicious (delicious in this case meaning hot).
"Did you see that guy?! He's so frolicious!"
by jekyllandhyde January 16, 2009
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ridic-ulicious

something that is totally out of the blue and ridiculous yet very intriguing and delicious. hence ridic-ulicious.
Hector, did you see that movie last night? it was ridic-ulicious.
by donnafromstaten February 19, 2009
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fallicious

to be ultimately wrong, untrue, or unprovable in the most ultimate sense. Illogical. Related to, but not to be confused with fallacious.
Harry: I'm the coolest guy on campus.
Peter: That statement is FALLICIOUS!!!
by Iownthenotebookofsexyness@CTY January 13, 2009
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Fabulicious

Someone that so amazing, beautiful and stylish
Beth is so fabulicious!
by EZwashere May 23, 2013
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furocious

furrr-roh-shuhs
adjective
1. furry, fur-like, fuzzy, animalistic in appearance with a tendency to act out in a wild, savage, and or fierce manor.

2. savagely brazen or bold, having a primal clarity in directive, as a wild beast, a person, action, function, or idea: a furocious exposition

3. intense or extreme: a furocious hunger

—Synonyms 1. ravenous, relentless, furvid, veracious

—Related forms
fur·o·cious·ly, adverb
fur·o·cious·ness, noun
The furocious kitty growled and hissed at the mailman.
by Kepster February 13, 2010
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