Used to describe when something (usually food) is a combination of absolute deliciousness in your mouth and is totes worthy of a "NOM NOM NOM". It can also be used to describe people ("that fuzzy little man peach is nom-alicious)...pretty much anything you want. Also can be spelled "nomalicious," but this way is much cooler.
by matsiechan November 10, 2010
Get the nom-aliciousmug. 
An ineffable state of food related ecstasy. Delectable delectation, exuberating edibles, felicitous fodder.
by ABCogIII February 28, 2011
Get the Cloud Nommug. by OffensiveBenguin October 7, 2015
Get the on the nommug. Name domains; nomdom
by Hercolena Oliver July 10, 2010
Get the nom sitesmug. Hybrid of two phrases: 1) "nom nom nom," which is an onomatpoeia for the act of eating and
2) "going to town," which is used in an adverbial sense to describe the vigor with which an action is taken, e.g., "going to town on that burrito" meaning to scarf it down quickly.
2) "going to town," which is used in an adverbial sense to describe the vigor with which an action is taken, e.g., "going to town on that burrito" meaning to scarf it down quickly.
by sirnomsalot October 8, 2011
Get the nom nom townmug. 