fluous

n. the required or sufficient amount; without excess. (from fluere: to flow, in Indo-European roots)

I will do only the fluous amount of work neccessary to acheive a passing grade for this class.

by Alessandro, Megan, and John April 2, 2005

flumus

the skin in between the first knuckle on your index finger and the first knuckle on your thumb. when you shake someones hand it is mandatory to make good flumus to flumus connection.

hey johnnie lets shake hands and make good flumus to flumus connection.

by rmc58 January 18, 2008

Fluxus

An early '60s to late '70s art movement that focused on experimentally mixing various artistic medias and disciplines.

Much like Dadaism and Futurism, Fluxus used Anti-Art to challenge the establishment of the time, change culture as a whole and make fine art more accessible to the masses. Yoko Ono for example was one of many fluxus artists at the time that made performance art an actual thing in modern art.

by The Logical Fallacy May 13, 2017

Fupus

In a youtube video quackity said "fupus" instead of fps. What a chad.

Obama: hey read this
Alex: 420 fupus
Thanos: no thats fps you idiot

420 fupus

by Kiana Hall April 9, 2020

'flucus

Portmanteau - the specific kind of disgusting, gunky mucus coughed up while suffering from 'flu.

My voice is almost gone at the moment because of this damn 'flucus.

by viscerebral May 29, 2010

flurpus

A reference to the sound your ass makes when having heavy diarrhea.

Man, that taco bell order made me do a flurpus.

by A Pig's Butchery December 3, 2019

fluous

1. (adj) something which resides in perfect equilibrium between the superfluous and the subfluous.

2. (adj) a condition wherein one experiences flu-like symptoms.

1. The information you provided for me in the introductory Clojure
manual proved to be perfectly fluous.

by anonymous May 26, 2022