Supertastastic
That would be supertastastic if you could do that.
Supertastastic by Torry November 4, 2018
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Superfantastic
Superfantastic by djsynchro January 14, 2012
superfantasticallyawesome
superfantasticallyawesome by DiamondFlipFlopz January 7, 2008
superfantasticalawesomesauceness
the highest level of awesome attainable by a person. The use of "super" is used with its literal definition. Fantastic is also used for its literal definition. Adding the suffix -al to fantastic simply allows it to be " pertaining to, like, of the kind of, relating to, characterized by, belonging to; action of, process of". AWESOME, being the root of this word, is used by its literal definition. Combining awesome with sauce allows it to be an even higher level of greatness.. *see awesomesauce. The use of the suffix -ness at the end is to make it a noun used to describe a person, place, thing, or abstract idea.
We went to eat dinner last night and the steak they served me was superfantasticalawesomesauceness! It was the best steak I have ever eaten, and was comparable to an angel making love to a unicorn on a rainbow with leprechauns giving away their pots of gold to starving pigmies in new guinea.
superfantasticalawesomesauceness by VenomousSVT February 19, 2012
superfantastical
superfantastical by bsbriegel December 15, 2007
superfantastic
A way of describing something that's absolutley wonderful, such as a good friend, a tasty piece of cheese, or any other excellent object.
superfantastic by Sillyish December 8, 2005
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