franticosity

Extreme, intense feelings, actions or behaviors associated with panic or high levels of stress. Often used in response to someone else's frantic feelings, actions or behaviors.

There is no need to respond to her franticosity immediately.

by Mary-Mary1 November 9, 2009

fractivity

any activity performed to display one's level of frattiness such as playing football, horseshoes, beach volleyball, drinking, etc.

We need start up a fractivity.

by Trevor Collins April 2, 2008

franticizing

verb, frantically running around like a chicken with its head cut off for no good reason. Creating a sense of urgency when there is nothing to be urgent about. This action usually causes stress to everyone in the near vicinity who was initially feeling calm.

My boss is always franticizing about some deadline or another.

We still had 3 weeks until the party, yet Margie would not stop franticizing about the small last minute details.

by papillonnosilla March 10, 2016

franticky

Franticky is a combination of FRANTIC + PANICKY. It describes a situation in which a person is in a desperate hurry to do something, escape from a situation, etc., but whose efforts don't work because the panicked nature of his/her mood makes focus and resolve impossible.

"June, the phone bill is right here under your nose. You'd have found if if you hadn't been blindly riffling through the papers, all franticky."

by al-in-chgo March 5, 2010

franticipation

the act of waiting frantically with a mixture of frustration and anticipation for your computer to download/load the application/software you await with excitement

I sat, with growing franticipation, as my computer's timer ticked away.

by abulafia July 10, 2010

Franticy

Franticy (soft "c"); 2010, A. Pierce: The state of frantically making up limiting stories (one could call them fantasies) that serve the separation story of fear and chaos rather than the unity story of Oneness.

From my www.inspiritualwonder.us blog post: "Franticy has been my sidekick for many, many moons. If it’s true that peace has been declared, then franticy has been transmuted, has been burned away."

To live in franticy is to create many too-small stories that lead to unnecessary suffering and keep us from embracing the Ultimate Reality, which is Oneness. Franticy, then, is a result of our rootedness in the mass consciousness belief in separation rather than unity.

I choose to live more in the realm of peace, of universal love than in the realm of “franticy.”

by InSpiritualWonder December 2, 2010

Frativity

Activities done by those humans within a fraternity

6th street tonight was full of frativity.

by Rileyjalowy October 3, 2015