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Derrricious 

When it's way beyond derricious, when you have to emphasize on how delicious something was, when you have to add a little zing to it.
Hey bro did you see that girl's ass, yeah it bro it was derrricious!!!
Derrricious by Deadpool chef November 30, 2018
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Derelicious

A delicious man whose name starts with a D. He is so amazing that they had to make him the 32nd flavor at Baskin Robins.
"Last night Derelicious Moresex took me around the world and back, all before the check came!"

Guy 1: Are you Derelicious?
Guy 2: Why don't you try me and find out?
Derelicious by The Derelicious June 29, 2010

Derricious

When its beyond tasty
Did you try that steak, it was derricious!!
Derricious by Deadpool chef November 30, 2018

dericious 

Slang/Netspeak A party of fravors in your stomach, is so tasty
These cookies are dericious
dericious by CV9000 January 24, 2009

dericious 

dat foo was so dericious.
dericious by averageasian January 1, 2009

dericious 

I have used it to express praise for Asian food that isn't quite covered by a simple "delicious", but I'm a bit worried someone might consider it racist.
These potstickers are fucking dericious!!1
dericious by toomuchBS July 24, 2021

derlicious 

Something that taste so good it makes you slightly retarded for a moment, often accompanied with the crossing of a single eye.
Be careful, that hostess cupcake ice cream isn't just delicious. It's derlicious.
derlicious by gelatin.skelet0n November 24, 2017
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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