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Macadocious

Something exceedingly good almost to the point of excess.
The iPod 16 is expected to be so Macadocious that it is expected to serve you a cup of tea along with the morning newspaper.
Macadocious by GandalfTheGrey16 March 10, 2011

macadocious

Adj. The ability to do whatever you want.
I'm macadocious, so I do things when I want.
macadocious by Cinnamn1 May 27, 2006

Mackalicious 

a word used to define the hotest of the hot, or someone you want to mack on.
damn, she IS mackalicious!
Mackalicious by Megan Lepp August 27, 2005

wackadocious 

(WaK-A-doe-shuss)
1. An adjective used to describe something so ridiculously blown out of porportion that it surpasses the capability of one indivdual to think logically to describe what they just exprienced.

2. Absolutely psychotic and deranged.
1.
Billy: Yo, Alex go pick me up some choclate biscuttes and biches for my dorm room!
Alex: What the F*!? its 3am what kind of wackadocious S* are you doing?


2.
Jason: yo, did you hear about the Hofstra rapist? I heard he cuts you head off and chops you up into little pieces and freezes you in an Ice cube tray for his infamous frozen meat-pops

Alex: Ugggh What kind of Wackadocious individual does that....well thats one way get rid of hofstra girls.. Oh hey domer !
wackadocious by Goose0703 March 27, 2007

macadocious

Adj. When referring to an object, expresses enthusiasm:
I definitely love your new T-shirt. where did you get it? It's really macadocious.
macadocious by Fredecile December 20, 2006

macadocious

macadocious is another word for lit dope or turnt
macadocious by dante kimpland August 25, 2018
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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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