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fergilicious 

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apparently what you get when you combine "delicious" and "fergie". her parents must be so proud.
"fergilicious defintion make them boys go loco."
fergilicious by Bethanie October 25, 2006

Fergalicious

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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

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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

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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

freelicious 

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adjective, a word used to define free food that shows up at work, especially on a day that you have not brought a lunch, because free food always tastes better.
OMG - there's pizza out in the breakroom, it's freakin freelicious because I was pretty much eating my own innards I'm so hungry!
freelicious by herewegoinvt February 13, 2015

Ferdalicious 

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Derived from Fergalicious, but for men.
This word is a combination of FERDA (see FTB, ferdaboiz) and DELICIOUS.

Ferdalicious is an adjective to describe the highest class of ferda a bro can acheive. Usually used as a compliment after a solid move done by a bro to help him out.
Dude, Phil bailed me out of jail yesterday. He is so ferdalicious.
Ferdalicious by Dino6999 April 20, 2014
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