History and Etymology for splendacious. splendid + -acious (as in loquacious), -aceous (as in pomaceous), -atious (as in ostentatious)

adjective. Magnificent; splendid. ‘The room is papered with some splendacious pattern in blue and gold.’. ‘Edythe and Fred came to supper with me later, a splendacious curry in the studio.’.

adj. A combination of the words splendid and delicious. Used to describe food something that is so good it qualifies as above delicious.

high-born. outstanding. awesome. fit for a prince. lordly. divine. fit for a queen. fit for a princess. commanding.

The weather, as O'Rook said, "was splendacious, almost equal to that of ould Ireland." Philosopher Jack 'Capital stables -- excellent stables!' replied the shooter; 'stalls six feet in the clear, by twelve dip (deep), iron racks, oak stall-posts covered with zinc, beautiful oats, capital beans, splendacious hay -- won without a shower!'

someone who spends money uncontrollably. I tend to get a little spendacious when going through a break up :S Husband: Stop being so spendacious! We have a loan to pay off! Wife: What was the purpose of the credit card you gave to me then????

17 Splendacious synonyms. What are another words for Splendacious? Splendid, glorious, magnificent. Full list of synonyms for Splendacious is here.

Definition of splendidious in the Definitions.net dictionary. Meaning of splendidious. What does splendidious mean? Information and translations of splendidious in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

Magnificent appearance or display; grandeur. b. Something grand or magnificent. 3. Great fame; glory. [Middle English splendoure, from Old French splendour, from Latin splendor, from splendēre, to shine .] splen′dor·ous, splen′drous (splĕn′drəs) adj. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

Definition of mendacious. : given to or characterized by deception or falsehood or divergence from absolute truth mendacious tales of his adventures.