Felanious

miscellaneous felonies

The man is into felanious activities.

by willikel123 January 16, 2025

Felamial

The frustration of trying to explain something you deeply understand but cannot put into words.

She struggled to describe the feeling, trapped in a moment of pure Felamial.

by VerbaNova February 20, 2025

Felate

To give oral pleasure

Homeless Dave's sign read "will felate for cash", this was to feed his warm milk habbit

by Penrith Betty March 3, 2025

Fallascience

A two-pronged fallacy. First, it's the dogmatic assertion that only that which can be proven by the scientific method or empiricism is "real," dismissing metaphysics, ethics, art, and subjective experience as meaningless—which is itself an unscientific, philosophical claim (making it self-refuting). Second, it refers to the use of Fallacy Fallacies and related meta-arguments specifically to defend the hegemonic system and its ideologies, using the veneer of "rationality" to shut down dissent. It's scientism weaponized as a rhetorical cudgel for status quo apologetics.

Example: "When asked about the ethical implications of AI surveillance, the engineer scoffed with Fallascience: 'Ethics isn't empirically verifiable, so it's not a real discussion. Your concerns are just fallacies arising from an emotional, non-STEM mindset.' He used the armor of 'science' to avoid any non-technical critique of his work."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Fallagaming

The competitive, bad-faith practice of hunting for any possible fallacy in an opponent's argument with the pre-emptive assumption that all their points are therefore false. It's treating logical fallacies as a magic "I win" button in a debate. The Fallagamer isn't interested in truth or understanding; they're playing a procedural game where scoring fallacy-points lets them dismiss the entire opposing view without consideration. It's the ultimate in intellectual laziness disguised as rigor.

Example: "He lost the argument on the merits, so he switched to Fallagaming. 'Your source? Potential bias. Your analogy? Faulty. Your conclusion? Might be a non sequitur. Therefore, everything you said is invalid.' He didn't refute a single fact, but he walked away smug, convinced he'd 'won' by gaming the rules of formal logic."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Fallatokenism

A specific form of meta-fallacy that involves seeing logical fallacies everywhere in an opponent's argument as a primary mode of engagement. Instead of grappling with the core points, the Fallatokenist treats the debate like a fallacy scavenger hunt, yelling "Straw man!" "False dilemma!" "Slippery slope!" at every turn. This tokenistic spotting of fallacies becomes a shield against genuine discourse, reducing complex argumentation to a childish game of logical "gotcha."

Example: "Every sentence in the discussion was met with 'That's a red herring!' 'That's a hasty generalization!' After ten minutes, no progress was made. She wasn't arguing; she was just Fallatokenism-ing, using fallacy names as token counters to avoid actually thinking about the topic."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Fallaverism

A meta-fallacy where, instead of refuting an argument, one simply asserts it contains a logical fallacy and then shifts the entire discussion into a pedantic meta-debate about fallacies. The goal is to win by default—by moving the goalposts to a terrain of technical rhetoric where you can accuse your opponent of being "illogical," thus avoiding the original, often uncomfortable, point. It's a tactic of rhetorical jiu-jitsu used by those who can't win on substance.

Example: "You: 'The policy has hurt low-income families, here's the data.' Opponent: 'That's just an argumentum ad misericordiam! You're appealing to pity!' This is Fallaverism—they've declared a fallacy and forced you into a defensive debate about logic textbooks, while the data on family suffering goes unaddressed."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026