Frilliant 

Short for Fucking Brilliant! Can be used in both a sarcastic, and positive manner.

In the case of expressing or emphasizing an act of absolute stupidity and ignorance, "that guy's head is in the clouds and he's walking in traffic! That's frilliant.
*or*
"Whoever invented memory foam was frilliant! I love my new mattress sooo much!"

Frilliant by Starsmars November 23, 2007

frillion

frillion or f'rillion (fril yen), adj. - 1. A f***ing trillion. 2. A really big number. 3. A quantity so extraordinary as to be considered obscene.

Also - a number with "a lot of zeros".

I can think of a frillion examples.

frillion by kid d December 26, 2007

brilliant 

A term the British use to describe everything.

I's brilliant in't it? Right, yah, bloody brilliant. Wha' is? Oh, yah, right, brilliant. Bloody brillant.

brilliant by Lord Russell August 12, 2004

Fucking Brilliant 

!. An expression, particularly popular with the British and the Irish, that means something is really cool, really awesome, top notch, way above expectations.

2. A sarcastic expression of how good something (an idea, etc) is/was.

1. "This is really really fucking brilliant" - Bono (2003, Golden Globes)

2. "Luke, blasting the controls that extend the bridge was fucking brilliant" - Leia (what she would have said if "Star Wars" was not rated PG)

Fucking Brilliant by Sans0uAvecV0us January 21, 2009

Fishmonger Brilliant

The third and highest level of brilliance. There's Ordinary Brilliant, Absolute Brilliant and then there's Fishmonger Brilliant.

Stretto's elbow-dance is Fishmonger Brilliant.

Fishmonger Brilliant by Webby's sweaty, rasping cleft September 12, 2006

strategically brilliant

The War Criminal in Chief’s typically grandiose self-assessment of his impulsive and ignorant decision to pull US troops out of Syria.

What I’ve done in Syria is quite frankly strategically brilliant; I know you don’t like it but Syria is mostly a lot of sand - and Vlady’s gonna really love me now!

strategically brilliant by Dr Bunnygirl October 16, 2019

brilliant 

A word which in the past meant that something was exceptionally good, or to express great pleasure:

Its strength has been eroded by overuse, and it can now be used to respond to any mildly pleasing news. Somehow the extreme unctuousness and insincerity of this tends to go unrecognized or is an occasion for the self-gratifying feeling that one is being tolerant.

In the olden days:

Smith-"Everyone has the day off tomorrow!"
Jones-"Brilliant!"

Nowadays:

Waiter: "Are you ready to order?"
Customer: "err, yes..."
Waiter: "Brilliant!!!"

brilliant by Pistefka September 24, 2009