Wonkalicious - (adjective) - Similar to the English word “delicious” but without the “de” (which some find similar to the "de” in demote and degrade, which sounds nothing like delicious). Wonkalicious is used when describing anything that is both delicious (usually food) and scrumdiddlyumptious. Due to this amazing feat (of describing both a real word and another WonkaWord), wonkalicious is superior to any alternative way of describing deliciousness. Despite this fact, wonkalicious should be used sparingly, as many edible items are nowhere near being worthy of being called wonkalicious.
Example - Wonkabars are wonkalicious.
Note - As with most WonkaWords, wonkalicious is greatly enhanced by the prefix “Willy-” or “William-” and should generally be followed by one or many exclamation points.
Variations - wonkaliciousness (noun), wonkaliciously (adv)
Example - Wonkabars are wonkalicious.
Note - As with most WonkaWords, wonkalicious is greatly enhanced by the prefix “Willy-” or “William-” and should generally be followed by one or many exclamation points.
Variations - wonkaliciousness (noun), wonkaliciously (adv)
You are CRAZY!
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