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Turtlelicious 

Feeling awesome like a turtle,because turtle is a superior creature in deep sea. They are known to assist in oil&gas development, exploration and pipeline project all over the world. To hide their advanced way of life and technology,the turtle race have developed myth about mermaid,which had successfully distracted human attention towards them. Aquaman are known to be their supreme leader and Master Roshi from the Dragon Ball(manga),is known as the liaison to the human.
Her: i love mermaid,they are so mystical...
Turtle: u have no fucking idea..i'm their master!
Her:no way!
Turtle:who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Her:omfg...i feel so turtlelicious
Turtlelicious by Boratstoned September 8, 2017
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turtalicious 

Something that contains the greatness of a turtle.
Ellen:I love this website!
Elizabeth:I know! It's pretty turtalicious.

Turtlicious

When your invited to a friends house for dinner with the family and you dislike the food. You then tell them you like it and proceed to eat.
"I was over mikes house for dinner yesterday"
"Really? how was the food?"
"It was turtlicious"
"Damn that sucks"
Turtlicious by Wooplah April 24, 2009

Turdelicious 

Turdelicious: If something tastes nice, but also has a medium hint of a human turd (usually human). This word ages from the 1930s, where people started making food with slight hints of human turds, as a trend.
But remember: Turdelicious is different to Turdalicious.
Wow, this soup is nice and turdelicious!
I would like an ice cream with extra strong turdelicious flavor.
Turdelicious by WRLD of Juicy Words February 27, 2021
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