The combination of fucking excellent.
by LingDanc803 May 31, 2023
The combination of the worlds “problematic” and “perfection” to denote someone or something that is problematically perfect or perfectly problematic.
My friend is full of controversy and hypocrisy that I would say she is *chef’s kiss 🤌* problefection.
by LingDanc803 November 20, 2022
This is a term to refer to someone who is completely nuts, ditzy, and has no real sense of reality. Whether they are mentally ill or not, this is the term to use!
Am I a delusional ditzball for thinking he’s 🏳️ 🌈 after all?
My delusional ditzball coworker thinks that bureaucracy doesn’t exist in higher education!
My delusional ditzball coworker thinks that bureaucracy doesn’t exist in higher education!
by LingDanc803 December 14, 2022
An alternative to “👁️👄👁️”, except it’s a bit spicier, kinkier, hornier, more wild, etc. Whack? In heat? Sexually frustrated? Who knows?
by LingDanc803 November 21, 2023
by LingDanc803 October 27, 2023
Similar to bougify, this is a verb meaning to make something fancier or bougie. It can be used in any variety of contexts. It is especially used in contexts where something is (typically) not fancy at all, but you want to make it fancy, hence, fancify (make it better, elegant, or improve something).
I would like to fancify my kitchen. It's so bland and boring. I think it screams poor and ghetto, if you ask me.
I want to fancify to my hair to a platinum silver color, perhaps with some ombre.
Have you ever tried fancifying the way you write or speak? It might do wonders! Some say using the verb fancify fancifies your speech itself!
Let me fancify this project so it doesn't seem like I did it last minute and procrastinated on it. I know my Professor will appreciate it.
I want to fancify to my hair to a platinum silver color, perhaps with some ombre.
Have you ever tried fancifying the way you write or speak? It might do wonders! Some say using the verb fancify fancifies your speech itself!
Let me fancify this project so it doesn't seem like I did it last minute and procrastinated on it. I know my Professor will appreciate it.
by LingDanc803 May 11, 2021
The grammatically intensified or superlative/augmented way of expressing "Prego" in Italian. It roughly translates to "You are so very welcome!"
by LingDanc803 March 08, 2023