darkadelic

A derivative play on the established term 'psychedelic', describing unusually strong experiences of colour, sound, smell, taste, and touch, and other sensory perceptions. These experiences may be accompanied by anxiety, confusion, and agitation (i.e. fever-dreamesque), but can provide sources of insight, or even enlightenment.

"Hey man, that new album by UK band The Damned is sooooo Darkadelic! Here, have a listen."

darkadelic by Editorial Cat February 4, 2023

dunkadelic

Descibes the position of the players on a basketball court.The point guard (position #1),two guard(position #2),small forward(position #3),power forward(position #4),and pivot man(position #5).

This kid is a rising star, he will be a franchise Dunkadelic power forward.

dunkadelic by Derrick E. Vaughan February 9, 2004

Dunkadelic

Dunkadelic (adj.) Basketball word derived from 'funkadelic' which means a really sweet jam (slam/stuff/dunk). Also the name of certain Reebok ATR shoes...

"When he put it down with two hands it was dunkadelic!"

Dunkadelic by Mr Boomtastic December 31, 2003

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball 

From 1964 to 1973 UCLA won 9 of the 10 National Championships. They defeated 2 of the other 4 Phat 5 programs during the Championship run.

1. 1964, UCLA 98- Duke 83
2. 1968, UCLA 78- UNC 55

* They also defeated ( UK ) Kentucky in 1975. It was the last game coached by John Wooden who won 10 titles in 12 years.

The 1966 National Championship game has been described as the game that changed college basketball. It was the only National Championship not won by UCLA during it's 10 year run. This was also the first time that 5 starting black players ( Texas Western now UTEP, U. of Texas El Paso ) played 5 starting white players ( UK ). The game was won bY Texas Western 72-65. This game is credited for opening the door for black high school stars to be recruited by major white college programs who were reluctant in the past. The ( DUNK )was banned by the NCAA in 1967, the year that Lew Alcindor ( Kareem Abdul Jabbar ) was to start play as a sophmore at UCLA. The ( DUNK ) was allowed back into college basketball in 1976. The last year a Div.1 program ( IU )has gone undefeated for an entire season.

A Phat 5 program played a major role in the growth of black players getting a chance to play on the biggest stage of college basketball.Now that's Dunkadelic!!!!!

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball by Derrick E. Vaughan April 19, 2005

Dunkadelic Throwback 

Is a basketball slang term used to describe old school and vintage highlight dunk footage of the 1970's and 80's. The era of the afro 70's ABA ( American Basketball Association ).

The 1976 ABA All-Star game was a Dunkadelic Throwback to the hi-flyin' days of Dr.J and David Thompson. ESPN Classic shows the best Dunkadelic Throwback highlights of Dr. J and the free wheeling ABA.

Dunkadelic Throwback by Derrick E. Vaughan May 13, 2005

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball 

Is a basketball slang " nickname " for the 5 winningest college basketball programs in the history of college Division 1 basketball. Kentucky, N. Carolina, UCLA, Kansas, and Duke make up the Phat 5. The Phat 5 are in the Dunkadelic terminology full word or abbreviation. D U N K A D E L I C , Kentucky ( UK ). N. Carolina ( UNC ). U. California Los Angeles ( UCLA ). Kansas ( KU ). Duke ( DUKE ).

N. Carolina added to the Phat 5 winning tradition by beating Illinois to win it's 4 National title. UCLA has more National Championships ( 11 ) than any other Phat 5 program, Kentucky is second with ( 7 ). Now that's Dunkadelic!!!!!

Dunkadelic Phat 5 of College Basketball by Derrick E. Vaughan April 5, 2005

All-Dunkadelic Team 

Is a collection of the best Dunkers in Pro and College basketball. Players who are selected to the All-Dunkadelic Team are creative and powerful with their Dunk artistry. There is a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team selection for the teams

Dunkadelic Mega-Stars LeBron James and Kobe Bryant will be members of the All-Dunkadeic Team.

All-Dunkadelic Team by Derrick E. Vaughan February 19, 2005