Crabalicious
Person 1:"Gosh did you see Nancy today? She was fucking crabalicious wasn't she?"
Person2:"Yeah, what a bitch."
Person2:"Yeah, what a bitch."
Crabalicious by TheFossy July 21, 2009
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Cobalicious
pronounced cobe-a-li-shus. An adjective used to describe an amazing person that deserves it. They often receive gifts such as cake for their amazingness. Sometimes turkey.
Martin: Yo Gil! You're lookin cobalicious today!
Gilbert: *falls to floor, weeping with joy* THANK YOU! Oh yeah, that cake tasted great. Especially with the turkey.
Gilbert: *falls to floor, weeping with joy* THANK YOU! Oh yeah, that cake tasted great. Especially with the turkey.
Cobalicious by Your friend,Francheska January 28, 2012
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Cabralicious
An adjective describing someone who is really good at sex. Anyone who is very skilled in the sexual arts can be described as Cabralicious.
"Say, how was your night with Joe?"
"Oh, my God, he was AMAZING."
"Can you say he was... Cabralicious?"
"Yes, indeed, I can!"
"Oh, my God, he was AMAZING."
"Can you say he was... Cabralicious?"
"Yes, indeed, I can!"
Cabralicious by Rupert P. Williamson October 30, 2007
CRASalicious
Those special situations where the CRAS model solution so totally dominates over the "other" models run at the national centers. A CRASalicious forecast actually gets mentioned in NWS forecast discussions.
Weather Geek 1: "Man, the Eta model appears to have really botched this forecast!"
Weather Geek 2: "Yeah, but feast your eyes on *this* CRASalicious solution!"
Weather Geek 2: "Yeah, but feast your eyes on *this* CRASalicious solution!"
CRASalicious by Aneurysm Boy December 16, 2006
crusalicious
It's a term used by Uffie in her song, Pop the Glock. It means one can drive with his gang/or people. Usually, the people are just known as a car not to be messed with...maybe they are part of a gang or they have drugs or they will just kick someone's butt in general.
"Me and He are crusalicious, better watch out our clan gets vicious."
or, for a non-lyric example,
"Girl, don't go by that red car. They be crusalicious."
or, for a non-lyric example,
"Girl, don't go by that red car. They be crusalicious."
crusalicious by lalalasay October 17, 2009
grabalicious
grabalicious by xbefizman June 13, 2012
Grabalicious
My boyfriend Marty is trying to get some sleep, but I can't stop groping his nice ass. It's just so grabalicious
Grabalicious by Darth Caedus February 19, 2015
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