1: (adj) Of goods or commodities; freely exchangeable for or replaceable by another of like nature or kind in the satisfaction of an obligation
2: (n) A commodity that is freely interchangeable with another in satisfying an obligation
3: (n)(Slang) Items which are simultaneously the product of fungal growth--typically bluish, small and phallic in appearance--and devilishly fun.
2: (n) A commodity that is freely interchangeable with another in satisfying an obligation
3: (n)(Slang) Items which are simultaneously the product of fungal growth--typically bluish, small and phallic in appearance--and devilishly fun.
Hamish's enjoyment of the Roasted Mensch weekend was greatly amended by his liberal intake of fungibles.
by Evan M December 4, 2004
Term used to describe something that is easily changeable and/or open to change - unlike a certain DBA manager I know.
One could not describe his objectivity regarding a certain DB company located on the West Coast as 'fungible'.
by Scary Potter April 21, 2008
A security is fungible if it is perfectly interchangeable with any other of the same type and class.
by FAST DWAC November 10, 2012
Person 1: Hey dude, I just made a red monkey Non-fungible token.
Person 2: That hits hard, gonna take a screenshot.
Person 2: That hits hard, gonna take a screenshot.
by FreeHongKong8964 December 9, 2021
NFD or Non-Fungible Dumbass is a person who buys NFTs thinking they will uphold their value or will increase in value.
Person 1: Hey check out this NFT I bought!
Person 2: How much was it?
Person 1: $15,000 why?
Person 2: Do you really think it will uphold a value of 15,000 dollars?
Person 1: Yes!
Person 2: You NFD (Non-Fungible Dumbass).
Person 2: How much was it?
Person 1: $15,000 why?
Person 2: Do you really think it will uphold a value of 15,000 dollars?
Person 1: Yes!
Person 2: You NFD (Non-Fungible Dumbass).
by Vortex-One September 26, 2022
This surface is non-fungible.
by Iamnotabletogrowfungus September 5, 2022