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sacrelicious 

Adj.

1) A description of a recipe that should not exist for religious reasons, but tastes good anyway. 2) Any cooking done with communion wafers.
Try some Matzo crackers and bacon dip - it's sacrelicious.
sacrelicious by The Cabal April 28, 2008
Word of the Day on November 28, 2009
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Sacrelicious 

A word used by Homer Simpson to describe a old waffle he found and worshiped, and then ate.
Some people said that tortilla I just ate had Jesus Christ's face on it. No wonder it was sacrelicious!
Sacrelicious by franzinho13 November 28, 2009

sacrelicious 

something that is pushing the boundaries of being sacrilegious but is so delicious it's allowed by even the strictest of religious fanatics.
That meat manger is sacrelicious! When do we eat!
sacrelicious by JDsB December 18, 2011

sacrelicious 

A description of a recipe that should not exist for religious reasons, but tastes good anyway.
Try some Matzo crackers and bacon dip - it's sacrelicious
sacrelicious by fleish-elduderino November 30, 2009

Sacrelicious 

An adjective used to describe religious leaders who are seen as attractive.
"Tiffany, did you see that priest? He's SACRELICIOUS!"

"The Pope is sacrelicious."
Sacrelicious by VeiledByShadow December 27, 2009

sacrelicious 

(adj) Full of holiness in either a positive or negative conotation.

Note: Sacr - as a stem means "holy" and Icious - can mean "full," consider the "rel" in the middle as "of or pertaining to religion."
-The sermon today was so utterly sacrelicious I couldn't contain myself.

-The sacreliciousness of Cierra's bible was ridiculous.

Sacreligious 


Respectless towards any religion, possibly all.

That guy's sacreligious, he respects no-one who believes in a god.
Sacreligious by Jafje June 29, 2007
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They're playing nu-metal now, bloody grebos!
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