scrumtrilescent

a word made up by Will Ferrell's character on SNL to describe utter perfection that, ironically, is too perfect to describe.

"A performance so scrumtrilescent, I can barely move" - Will Ferrell as James Lipton

by The Almighty June 3, 2005

scrumtralescent

Looking into the face of God, and hearing him say that you... are his greatest creation.

there are no other words to describe your performance so I'll have to make one up... Scrumtralescent.

by Knucklehead July 19, 2003

scrumtrilescent

Adjective.

Being so intensely magnificent that no other superlative or superlatives will do.

OTR's Spring Show will be nothing short of scrumtrilescent.

by Blove Diggity April 19, 2004

scrumtrelescent

fantastic, exceptional. usually used to describe the brilliance of an actor or actress.

There are no words to describe your brilliance... so I amforced to make one up, and I shall do so now . . . "Scrumtrelescent!"

by jens December 5, 2002

Scrumtralescent

A made up word used to describe an actor's performance

That show was delightful... no, no, it was brilliant... no, no , no... there is not word to describe it's perfection, so I'm forced to make one up. And I'm going to do so right now... scrumtralescent.

by pd8731 December 28, 2005

scrumtrilescence

that which has achieved the highest possible level of indescribable pleasure;

the penultimate of ecstacy;

orgasmic, trancendent deliciousness;

words do not describe how good it is!

"Her performance was better than good! That rare creature attained absolute... scrumtrilescence."

"That meal was the very definition of scrumtrilescence."

"The sound, with full chorus and orchestra, was pure scrumtrilescence."

"The vision of her backside ... scrumtrilescence..."

"In bed she is scrumtrilescence."

"Between her thighs was... scrumtrilescence..."

by JCoop December 9, 2004

scrumtrulescent

Used to describe something that is so great, it will temporarily impair your motor skills.

If you haven't seen A Troll Lost in Central Park, get it, watch it, put it in a lock box for one year, then watch it again. It is a performance so scrumtrulescent, I can barely move.

by James Lipton January 15, 2004