drunkalicious
Adjective to describe someone gets more attractive the more you drink.
See beer goggles and drunkfectionate
See beer goggles and drunkfectionate
drunkalicious by DanoNYC February 28, 2007
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Dankalicious
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Donkalicious
Billy Bob(read with redneck accent)--Jimmy that new heavy duty pick up truck of yours sure is donkalicious, with its large, powerful ability to tow and haul.
Donkalicious by The Fickler January 15, 2009
trunkalicious
Used to define any behavior, action, conduct, demeanor, etiquette, attitude, habit, uniqueness that can be attributed to the one, the only, Sarah Carruthers aka. Trunks.
Wow Dana's presentation went on forever, it was very trunkalicious.
Ed – “My rectal operation is this week its going to be terrible”
Bob – “yeah that is really trunkalicious”
Ed – “My rectal operation is this week its going to be terrible”
Bob – “yeah that is really trunkalicious”
trunkalicious by Otte Rosenkrantz March 24, 2008
crunkalicious
that taquito was crunkalicious
crunkalicious by jose luis fargus gomez February 12, 2006
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