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Fergalicious

Fergalicious - by Fergie's definition is to make them boys go loco or crazy.
This word is a combination of FERGIE and DELICIOUS.
Fergalicious is an adjective to describe Fergie of the B.E.Ps, this describes how sexy she is, and has similar connotations and implied meaning as My Humps.
Man, that Fergie, she is one FERGALICIOUS babe!
Fergalicious by Mr Merge October 17, 2006

Fergalicious

Definition: Make them boys go loco.
Verse 1 - Fergie
Fergalicious definition make them boys go loco
They want my treasure so they get their pleasures from my photo.
You could see me, you can't squeeze me.
I ain't easy, I ain't sleazy.
I got reasons why I tease 'em.
Boys just come and go like seasons.

Fergalicious

What makes them boys go loco. (crazy)
Fergalicious, definition, makes them boys go loco. They run my treasures so they get the pleasures from my photo, you can see it, you can squeeze me, I ain't easy, I ain't sleezy, I got reasons why I'm tease 'em, boys just come and go like caesars. I'm Fergalicious.
Fergalicious by Miku326 March 4, 2011

fergalicious

By Fergie's definition is to make them boys go loco or crazy.

By everyone elses definition is word used to describe someone who thinks they are sexy when in fact they are not and try too hard.
Fergie is fergalicious!

I saw Tosha at the park and she is so fergalicios.
fergalicious by bitchybitchbitch November 14, 2006

Fergalicious

To be so tasty you can make those boys go loco. They want your treasures so they get their pleasures from your photo.
I'm fergalicious (so delicious) But, I ain't promiscuous and if you was suspicious, well that would be fictitious.
Fergalicious by Whortersong January 28, 2022

fergalicious

(fer-guh-li-shus) der. adj.

A person, thing or work that is made soley to appeal to the mainstream or pop-culture. Often times used as a vehicle for product placement.

Money-loving, ego-stroking, objectifying tripe shat from the creative asshole of a major multi-national corporation.
"hey man, did you see the new BEP video?"

"yeah, it was fergalicious...

*sarcastic* you trend-following neanderthal bitch."
fergalicious by whythefucknoteh December 20, 2006
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