didocious

Getting larger or increasing in number.

In Mrs. Galloway’s example the numbers were becoming increasingly didocious.

by SavageJoe June 10, 2019

dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupus

terribly bad; horrible Opposite of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Today is dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupus.

by #bestwords_eva May 27, 2016

Dilucious

n: The long forgotten Greek God of flavor. He blesses all things tasty and pleasing to the palate. His holy scripture, 'The Flavor Bible', has been passed down to Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg and is the official transliteration of his teachings.

adj: Used to express intense satisfaction during stimulation of the palate through food.

n: Praise Dilucious! These lamb chops are divine.
adj: This ham and cheese sandwich is simply Dilucious.

by Big Chill Inc. August 6, 2011

docious

an adjective used to describe a person, thing, place that is ultra hip and cool. Derived from the infamous "supercalifragilisticexpialadocious"

Damn Low, you are hella docious!

by mz low May 26, 2006

Dildacious

pertaining to the shape and or size or a dildo/penis

That bald mans head is quite dildacious

by werdman April 6, 2009

dudacious

1. Doubtful that such a state can exist, often with great bitterness.
2. Unintelligent or stupid.

1. I am dudacious that the US government can be so damaging.
2. George W. Bush is viewed by many as dudacious.

by Rudolfo Flores March 10, 2008

docious

exceptional, fantastic, badass.

origin ~ Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Your pogo stick is totally docious.

by snooze August 25, 2004