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Pimpadocious 

Popularized by a former Kentucky Fried Chicken cook to describe the maddening skills and talents to create glorious outcomes. A direct derivative of the late 90s popularization of pimp culture, however to a higher and broader level.
-"Check out these fried chicken legs, foo!"
"Damn, the Colonel would be proud!"
-"It's because I'm pimpadocious!!!!"
"Damn straight"

*high five
Pimpadocious by James VS. January 9, 2009
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pimpadocious 

bitchin like a mo fo.
man that shit is pimpadocious
pimpadocious by punkassmofo June 4, 2003

pimpalicious 

something so amazingly great, it would make a pimp smile.
dude! that ho is pimpalicious! she would make her pimp proud!
pimpalicious by Big Fat J January 31, 2003

Pimpalicious 

pimpin, legit, doggyz
makayla<3 is pimpalicious
kyles skateboarding and fingerboarding is pimpalicious
YOU are pimpalicious BE pimpalicious
Pimpalicious by iamjoshica December 9, 2009

pimpalicious 

that is pimpalicious
pimpalicious by harry May 13, 2005

Pimpalicious 

An adjective describing one who is skilled in the art of pimping that has a unique, fresh style that is unlike any other and is the only one who can pull off the look. Pimpalicious is also a synonym for "cool". Pimpalicious is a general adjective that is used to describe the life-of-the-party, the popular kid in school that everyone adores, and anyone named Jordan.
"That guy is very pimpalicious!" "Man, that new car you bought is pimpalicious!"

pimpalicious 

If something is pimpalicious it is also pimptastic and pimp-happening. In the kind of way that a milkshake would bring a boy to the yard, a pimptastic person or something that is pimptastic, would have a similar ability, however on a variety of spectrums.
Even though Mia thought her song was pimpalicious, the only pimpalicious thing about her was the way she did the samba!
pimpalicious by Juice Meister. October 1, 2008
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