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delish nutrish 

Adjective
Short for "delicious and nutritious". Used when one eats something that is highly pleasant to the taste, and is nourishing to the body.

This phrase is commonly used throughout Europe and the United States, although in the United States "nutrish delish" is seen too.
P1: "Wow, this green bean casserole is gas, you gotta try some!"
P2: *takes a bite*
"Damnnnn this shit delish nutrish, I'm boutta nut."
delish nutrish by Joshy Pauly November 30, 2021

Delisherous

Something is very tasty better than anything or awesome
This is the most delisherous thing I've ever tasted
Delisherous by Ava Morris August 19, 2014

Dee-lish 

Slang for delicious, in other words extremely tasty
Man that burger was dee-lish
Dee-lish by AnnieG September 2, 2005
Lighter skinned with a big booty hella kind giving and loyal to her man and family. Loves to take care of people a little judgmental but has great intentions and means well. Don’t get it twisted though she is feisty and fierce
Don’t play with Delisha it won’t end well
Delisha by LilDuval June 21, 2018

delishy squishy 

It is when you fill your girls mouth with peanut butter and lube your penis up with jelly. You then stick bread on top and below your penis and face fuck the girl until she throws up onto your cock
Me and that girl I hooked up with last night did some crazy shit. I can't believe she was into PB&J that much. It was the best delishy squishy I ever had
An alternate spelling of devilish, meaning of the devil.
Umm girl, in that red dress you look devlish.
devlish by scott trowbridge June 11, 2006
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