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fellacious 

Having the desire to suck up to, or suck on something.

Derived from the term fellatio.
The apple fanboy wrote a fellacious review of the new Macbook Pro.
fellacious by edboy May 25, 2006

fellacious 

adj (derived from fellatio) - when something is so good or cool you'd give it head if you could.
Omg! That new phone is so fellacious!

That cake was so fellacious I think I wanna go give my boyfriend head!

fellacious 

adj., of convincing your partner that fellatio is delicious, as in "a fellacious argument", cf. noun, fellacity
Dick's fellacious endeavours finally convinced Jane.
fellacious by mum61e December 4, 2012

Fellacious 

Excellent, to the point of being unbelievably good fellatio (oral sex performed on a man).

Not to be confused with fallacious.
"Ohh, girl! I can't believe how good you are at that; it was straight fellacious!"
Fellacious by Tommyboy23 December 17, 2013

Fellations

I wouldn't date Sarah, but I wouldn't mind having fellations with her.
Fellations by bjh60 December 9, 2008

fellationship 

(n.) A sexual realtionship between two or more people in which fellatio is the only form of affection/contact. Usually pejorative, suggests the relationship is lacking.
Term applies mainly to heterosexual relatioships but also acceptable when used in male homosexual context. Not applicable in female/lesbian relationships.
"Susie is so deluded. She thinks Bob likes her but they don't even make out or have sex. She just comes over and blows him. That's not a relationship, that's a fellationship"
fellationship by HelenHar January 30, 2007
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briefcake by Ben Frey April 6, 2006
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