Farfanoogan

A long story dealing with a myth or a legend. A fable or a piece of scripture that is beyond belief.

That farfanoogan was about quitting smoking.

by Rahmanraheem November 9, 2018

Fandanglin'

1. When a male has his hands down his pants for an extended period of time, while people are around. Examples include, extended periods of itching, scratching, adjusting, etc. Also, sometimes people just put there hands down there for no reason at all, while people are around. All of these can be considered fandanglin'.

2. When a core group of your friends takes part in any sort of activity and doesn't invite you along.

While with a group of friends (or people in general), and upon seeing a friend (or any male that is present) with there hands down there pants, you say "Quit fandanglin' over there".

Lets say you call your close friend. Your close friend is on his way to a party and he's with a group of other close friends. However, you didnt' receive an invite. Upon noticing this, you say "Why are you fandanglin' me?"

by Bradford Miles Neumann June 22, 2011

FananaBanana

A fat girl cat that generally eats everything in her line of sight

We can't afford a fananabanana or else we will go broke

by YouBeLion July 23, 2016

fantano

v.

To form an opinion for someone else.

"Quit getting fantanoed and form your own opinions for once. Dipshit."

by jkljkljklpsd May 20, 2022

fananza

a group session of any sort.

"Dude my ass hurts from the huge fananza last night."

"The hotboxed car was the biggest tokin fananza ever."

by Bryce Whitehouse September 21, 2005

Farfanoogin

Farfanoogin is the way a moron pronounces Fahrvergnügen, a German neologism meaning "driving enjoyment." It is often parodied or used when the speaker does not speak German, but wants to use a German word.

Moron: "Did you see that German guy? He's a real farfanoogin if you no what I mean."
Normal person: "I don't even know who you are. Why are you in my house?"

by Myhandlewastaken November 9, 2018

fanwank

To fill in plot holes or explain away lapses in continuity in fictional works by coming up with (often convoluted) explanations of how it could have happened.

"But David used Sarah's real name even though he never knew her before she changed her identity."

"He could have read her file. He had access to it in episode seventeen and there were a few minutes when he could have flicked through it."

by The Rev November 13, 2004