liquicious

1. Of a liquid nature. 2. Common misspelling of the word "loquocious."

1. "Do you want another frozen margarita? I'm getting another because while we were dancing mine became too liquicious."

2. "That bitch got so drunk she got verbarrhea and became liquicious."

by DrKnown August 3, 2007

liquidious

(Adjective) Li-cwidy-is or Lick-widy-es large concentration of wetness/moisture/lubrication; Smooth, or something that moves smoothly;

A conversation or topic involving something very wet or smooth: "Wow, that dismount was liquidious!"
"Bobby found Sally to be quite liquidious"

by The_Awesomest February 22, 2008

loquacious

ADJ; Talking too much, Someone that talks alot.

Wow, That girl is a loquacious person.

by PDizzlefoshizzle18 June 11, 2005

Likuacious

Characterized by the incessant use of the word 'like' in everyday dialogue. One who is likuacious has the uncanny ability to turn a 2 minute story into an unnerving discourse about nothingness...

"My boyfriend, like, threw me off this waverunner going, like, 30 miles per hour. Once I finally got done, I had to have, like, 4 drinks to calm my nerves. I'm also glad that he didn't tip that fucker (our guide). He was, like, a big fat fucking waste of space" she said likuaciously.

by vacationwaverunner August 18, 2009

liticious

Very lit, like super lit. So lit u want to eat them.

Meghan - Oml Malcolm was looking liticious today!
Emily - Ahlie!
Liz - I was drooling man!

by seriousjokeydood January 11, 2020

loquacious

A word describing someone who is very talkative, and is also used as a synonym for fluent. Mike Doughty uses it ironically in his 2009 song "Pleasure On Credit".

I've got words, but I'm not loquacious.

by WolverinesFan June 28, 2010

Liquideous

The property of being wet or slippery beyond the description of common words.

When I pulled my hand out of the bucket of KY it was very liquideous.

That oil spill on the floor is too liquideous for me.

by getbikin January 23, 2010