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Purplicious 

1. The state of liking purple to an extreme amount.
2. Surrounding your world with purple objects.
"Wow, her room is painted purple, her ipod case is purple, and she wears a lot of purple clothes. She must LOVE purple, shes SO Purplicious!
Purplicious by <33Purplicious<33 January 11, 2009

Pervalicious 

The combination of the words "delicious" and "perverted" that describes something that is very perverted (meant in a positive connotation). It can also pertain to a funny perverted joke, such as a TWSS. If something is pervalicious, it is sure that a pervert would like it.

Can be used to describe a person, comment, or item.
Museum Visitor: "That's the biggest bone I've ever seen!"
Friend: "That's what she said."
Museum Visitor: "Oh, come on..."
Friend: "I know you find my charms pervalicious, but shouldn't we do that in a more private setting."
Pervalicious by K-Kiyo January 22, 2009

pernicious

adj. causing great harm, or death, or something else real bad.
DAMN that was a pernicious fart.
pernicious by Emetic August 28, 2003

perfidious 

deceitful, treacherous, faithless, tending to betray
Billy is a very perfidious boyfriend.
perfidious by cumtome December 18, 2008

perfilicious 

a consolidation of the words '' perfect'' and ''delicious'' in order to rate food or beverage by the help of a word for both excellent taste and excellent manufacture
A:'' Man, this Snickers is just delicious!''
B:'' You understate to the fullest. This is absolutely perfilicious!''
perfilicious by Swipe December 22, 2008

perspicious 

A word formed from combining "perspiration" and "suspicious". One is said to be perspicious when they walk into a room and smell body odor, hence they are suspicious of perspiration.
Jeff: What's that bad smell?
Dan: I don't know exactly, but I am becoming perspicious.
perspicious by Benny414 May 16, 2009
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

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"You're such a Bunhead."

"Yeah... I know."
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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