Definition of yumbolicious

yumbolicious

adjective

• extremely excited description of. Compare with yumbo.
  
  "Your yumbolicious chicken salad is to die for." "He/She looks yumbolicious!"

  Last edited on Dec 16 2012. Submitted by David McGuigan from Zionsville, IN, USA on Dec 16 2012.

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