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hetro/breeder retort to the over use of "fabulous" by members of the gay community. "Bruce, my fine feathered gay friend, I think the way you've organized the polo shirts, spaced precisely two inches apart and hung on platsic, not wire hangers, in your closet is fagulous.
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So fabulous must be gay, homosexually good wow this interior designer is just fagulous!
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A unique kind of fabulous. Putting the word FAG and FABULOUS together in a verbal synergistic bond taking the the two terms to a whole new level. Fagulous is much more gay and fabulous than regular gay and fabulous terms on there own. Hey Moe, you look absolutely fagulous when you put those oversized porn-star sunglasses on.
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A fabulous gay person...(no offense towards the gay community)
Has a great idea of what to wear, whats hot, whats not, et cetera. OMG! He is so fagulous!
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A special kind of fabulous. More gay than regular fabulous. That John is just fagulous.
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one who is fabulous and gay jack from will and grace is beyond fagulous!
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An item, usually an article of clothing, that is overly flamboyant and quintessentially homosexual in nature Nigel, that purple feather boa is simply fagulous!
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(adj.)
To describe something as "fabulous" in a way that mocks homosexuals. The term is used often in Bret Easton Ellis' novel "Glamorama." "Oh. My. God. That etagere looks simply fagulous."
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