freakalicious

The state of being deliciously freaky. Used as an adjective by others to describe one whom is freakalicious. One cannot describe themself as freakalicious, unless told by others that they are. The reason for this is, well, one cannot sleep WITH themself, only BY themself.

My man is sooooo freakalicious in bed, I can't get enough of him!

by BInkyBonks February 25, 2008

fridalicious

Fridalicious - Nancy's definition is to make them boys/girls go loco or crazy.

This word is a combination of FRIDA and DELICIOUS.
Fridalicious is an adjective to describe Frida, how sexy she is, and has similar connotations and implied meaning as bootylicious, fergalicious and My Humps.

That gurl can dance and oooh she's Fridalicious!

by Nancy Milf November 30, 2006

frogalicious

An expression that you say when something good happens.

"That's so frogalicious!"

by kennyattic.piczo.com June 11, 2006

friedalicious

Yummy, fried goodness

Shoo weee, those fried pickles were friedalicious.

by Mrs Master P March 14, 2013

Fergalicious

To be so tasty you can make those boys go loco. They want your treasures so they get their pleasures from your photo.

I'm fergalicious (so delicious) But, I ain't promiscuous and if you was suspicious, well that would be fictitious.

by Whortersong January 28, 2022

fergalicious

(fer-guh-li-shus) der. adj.

A person, thing or work that is made soley to appeal to the mainstream or pop-culture. Often times used as a vehicle for product placement.

Money-loving, ego-stroking, objectifying tripe shat from the creative asshole of a major multi-national corporation.

"hey man, did you see the new BEP video?"

"yeah, it was fergalicious...

*sarcastic* you trend-following neanderthal bitch."

by whythefucknoteh December 20, 2006

freakalicious

deliciously freaky , sexy, scrumptously sexyvoluptuously sexy, attractive, good-looking

Boy you are so freakalicious, I get exhilarated everytime I see you.

Jude Law has such fantabulously freakalicious lips, I just want to bite them off everytime I see them.

by Veronica Sauceda September 11, 2006