Fellaciously
Fellaciously by kwiztas August 31, 2011
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hellaciously
hellaciously by EmergencyRoomKidd November 21, 2018
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fallaciously by Bobby Watkins December 8, 2010
fellacious
Adj. a pay off or reward with benifits comprarable to oral sex.
Modern English early 21st century, Coined Andy Lowes
Modern English early 21st century, Coined Andy Lowes
Man, that skateboard trick I just landed was fellacious! That chocolate was better than good, it was fellacious!
fellacious by Andy Lowes July 23, 2007
hellaciously rad
Essentially means "extremely cool", but is typically used ironically, to emphasize that something is precisely the opposite.
Person: *walks into the room wearing bunny slippers* "Dude, check out my hellaciously rad slippers!"
hellaciously rad by RoboHippo September 13, 2010
fellacious
fellacious by edboy May 25, 2006
fellacious
Omg! That new phone is so fellacious!
That cake was so fellacious I think I wanna go give my boyfriend head!
That cake was so fellacious I think I wanna go give my boyfriend head!
fellacious by jigahigacityniga May 23, 2009
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