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scrumtrulecent 

This movie was so good that i must make a new word:it was scrumtrulecent
scrumtrulecent by thygodsays April 17, 2003

Scrumtrelescent 

Describes something whose characteristics of perfection are profoundly unfathomable.

Originated from an SNL skit where Will Ferrell was impersonating James Lipton, the host of "Inside the Actors Studio". While interviewing Charles Nelson Reilly, describing the TV show "Match Game", he said:

"That show was delightful. No. No. It was brilliant. No, no, no, no. There is no word to describe its perfection, so I am forced to make one up. And I’m going to do so right now. Scrumtrelescent."

also used to describe CNR's performance in Cannon Ball Run II.
"Match Game was absolutely scrumtrelescent."

"a performance so scrumtrelescent, I can barely move."
Scrumtrelescent by use me May 18, 2006

scrumtrulecent 

something that is better than super or extraordinary.
someone that is more then amazing.
to much for words.
"Yeah, that Jory kid, he's one scrumtrulecent son of a gun."

scrumtrelescent 

fantastic, exceptional. usually used to describe the brilliance of an actor or actress.
There are no words to describe your brilliance... so I amforced to make one up, and I shall do so now . . . "Scrumtrelescent!"
scrumtrelescent by jens December 5, 2002

scrumtralecent 

A word used by James Lipton. A word that defines something "greater than gods's gift itself". the best word in the world
" My God you are better than great you are not macnificent you are scrumtralecent"

scrumtrulecent 

something so extravagent and wonderful there is no other word to describe it!!!
The sunset was scrumtrulecent.
scrumtrulecent by Turd Furgeson October 24, 2003
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