Fagachu

A rave name given to a male. 'Fag' usually deriving from the fact that he is gay. The suffix 'achu' derives from the Pókemon Pikachu. The 'achu' can mean to say that the gay is as annoying as Pikachu, however, it is also said to mean that the male is as cool and 'rave-like' as Pikachu.

"Hey, that guy over there, what's his name?"
"Oh, thats Fagachu!"
"Heyya Fagachu...what's up?"
"Faga Faga!"

by Dougstazx March 4, 2009

fagalanche

A whole lotta gay comin at you at once.

Meeting Ace was like having a fagalanche fall on your head.

by The Seadwick February 4, 2006

fagabooey

A baseball pitch that is SO unmanly, it transcends comprehension .

'Holy shit , the pitcher fagabooey'ed the old woman 27 seats to the right of the batter".

by dead artie June 18, 2009

fagalicious fuck

A gay man that only likes getting rhino banged in the backseat of a Honda Civic while deep throating a pickle down his gizzard neck while listening to mmmm bop

That is one fagalicious fuck

by Rusty trombone January 19, 2017

Fagala

Yiddish word for homosexual male.

Old Jewish grandmother walks into a bar noticing all the men holding hands with other men, walks over to the bartender and says, "Fagalas?"

by Jill B January 18, 2006

Fabranger

A portmanteau of the names 'Fabray' and 'Granger'.

Referring to the romantic relationship between one Quinn Fabray (blonde ex-ex-cheerleader from the hugely popular television series Glee) and Hermione Granger (the smartest witch of her age from the Harry Potter book/film series). Characters from two separate fictional universes brought together through fan-fiction, gifs, manips etc.

Fabranger;

Hey, do you ship faberry?

Meh - fabranger IS WHERE IT'S AT!

Look, I'm all for Quinn being a pressed lemon, but isn't a Glee/Harry Potter crossover with two established straight characters in a relationship a tad far-fetched?

Sush. Just let it happen.

by fabrangershipper123 August 14, 2011

Fagadelic

Overly gay to the point of being ridiculous.

"those assless pants are so fagadelic, dude"

by SBCC August 23, 2008