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Pengilicious 

Pengilicious is a word for something which is so extremely cool. Words similar are peng and peng ting. Pengilicious is only used for things which are next level pengness. Pengilicious is on the higher side of the pengness scale. Only the cool people use the word pengilicious.
Person one: "omg look at them, they are so cool"
Person two: "I know right, you cod even say they are pengilicious."
Pengilicious by Crismcca January 30, 2021

pengalicious 

Pengalicious - Means Kieran my fiance, Who is gorgeous, fit as fuck, sexy, gd lookin, lush an soooo much more :p
Me talking to Kieran; " Your Pengalicious "
pengalicious by kierans wifey hehe December 5, 2012

Penisalicious

When the dick is just too, too much.
Hey, did you see Jerry last night?
I did, his dick was penisalicious.
Penisalicious by NebuTekk January 11, 2016

pengilicious 

means amazingly cool. something thats pengilicious could be something you're jealous of, you want, or you think the person who owns it (could be shoes, a hoody, hair?) it should be happy to own it.
'that is PENGILICIOUS, fam' said _______ about _____'s new outfit.
pengilicious by PenguinMountain April 24, 2011

pengalicious 

when something is so peng and delicious and you have no word to describe it. for example a yummy pizza
that food was so pengalicious!
pengalicious by slaymacbeth March 14, 2022

PENGALICIOUS 

Another word for buff, hot of sexy. Comes from the word peng, if somebody is pengalicous it means they are sexy and delicious.
Man 1: Wow that girl is pengalicious!
Man 2: IKR!! I'd have her anyday
PENGALICIOUS by ts7jp9 May 18, 2010
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