Phenobulous 

Adjective: phenomenally fabulous, very remarkable, extremely extraordinary, out of this world, awesomely awesome.

The cake at that wedding was phenobulous.

Phenobulous by JasenWithAnE February 28, 2020

phenobulous 

Um, like, a cross between "phenomenal" and "fabulous". With "nob" in the middle.

Girlfriend, that get-up is phenobulous! I look fierce.

phenobulous by Melanie Cotton August 1, 2005

Phenobulous 

A combination between feeling fabulous and phenomenal while being highly intoxicated

I went from feeling sober to phenobulous and completely skipped the buzz.

Phenobulous by Lizzy Liz May 1, 2010

Phenokulous 

Beyond Extremely Unbelievable, more so than even Ridonkulous

Dude, I can't believe a naked chick showed up at your dorm when you were tripping. That was so phenokulous!

Phenokulous by Number 62 January 9, 2009

phenomulous 

A hybrid of phenominal and fabulous. Something so amazing it's not only fabulous or phenominal, it's PHENOMULOUS!

"My car is so amazing, it's phenomulous. You wish your POS car was as phenomulous as mine is."

phenomulous by bondgirl53 October 16, 2008

Phenabulous 

–adjective.

Slang combination of "phenomenal" and "fabulous".

1. almost impossible to believe; incredible.
2. Informal . exceptionally good or unusual; marvelous; amazing; superb: a phenabulous drink; a phenabulous new car.
3. told about in fables: the fabulous exploits of Elvis.
4. known about only through myths or legends.

Origin: 2010, Las Vegas. Slip from person trying to say phenomenal.

—Related forms
phenabulously, adverb
phenabulousness, noun
unphenabulous, adjective
unphenabulously, adverb

"I just got promoted to the Tokyo division with 300 paid days off."

"Seriously? That's phenabulous!"

Phenabulous by Meatghost January 15, 2011

Breadhead 

Someone who is addicted to obtaining money and building wealth. A money addict and fanatic. Breadheads often work more than one full-time job, and some even participate in illicit activities to "obtain the bread".

A breadhead is like a crackhead, but for money instead of crack.

Breadhead by 🅱️ U S 3 4 8 March 30, 2022