From Shmuel's Loxicography of Yiddish Design:
Hallucious, adj.
Pronunciation: cha-lush-us.
Etymology: from the Yiddish "a chaloshes," literally to faint.
1) Sick-making; atrocious, particularly in reference to artistic shlock.
From Shmuel's Loxicography of Yiddish Design:
Hallucious, adj.
Pronunciation: cha-lush-us.
Etymology: from the Yiddish "a chaloshes," literally to faint.
1) Sick-making; atrocious, particularly in reference to artistic shlock.
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