fallacious

Function: adjective
1 : embodying a fallacy
2 : tending to deceive or mislead : DELUSIVE
- fal·la·cious·ly adverb
- fal·la·cious·ness noun

(Merriam-Webster)

1 : a fallacious assumption
2 : fallacious testimony

by Dissipate May 12, 2004

Fantacious

Fantastic & Delicious put together. Said like Fan-Tay-Shious. Used when something is delicious & fantastic or use with sarcasm to say something disgusting is delicious or in response to something you didn't need to know.

-Fuck my balls itch.
-Fantacious. I so wanted to know that.

by CharlesxXx September 3, 2007

felacious

Defn: Behind close-doors sexual behaviour involving celebrities, copius amounts of oral sex and infidelity.

While not on the golf course Tiger Woods enjoys felacious activities in his Cadillac Escalade.

David Letterman was renowned for his felacious ways with female co-workers.

The PGA's squeaky clean image is being tarnsished as recent media hype say the PGA is a dark, felacious world.

by Greezey December 12, 2009

fallacious

1. A lie or misinformation.
2. Plural form of fallacy.

A fallacious argument.

by rudeanduncouth May 13, 2004

fallacious

Describes something that is commonly believed to be true, but is in fact false.

The arguement was based on fallacious reasoning.

by Kevin Watkins May 13, 2004

fallaciously

The act of doing something in a dick-sucking manner.

fallaciously is Bobby Watkins' word of the day

by Bobby Watkins December 8, 2010

fellacious

Adj. a pay off or reward with benifits comprarable to oral sex.

Modern English early 21st century, Coined Andy Lowes

Man, that skateboard trick I just landed was fellacious! That chocolate was better than good, it was fellacious!

by Andy Lowes July 23, 2007