foolitious

something, usually an argument or a claim, that is intended to fool other people
sharing misinformation to deceive others

silly

Pronunciation: /fʊlˈli ʃ.əs/, /fʊlˈlɪʃ.əs/
Part of Speech: Adjective
Adverb: foolitiously

Jana was determined not to believe her cheating husband's foolitious explanations.

With his foolitious sales pitch, the salesman convinced Jack to buy his substandard products.

Sally had a foolitious argument with her colleague over spilled coffee in the break room.

Adverbial form example: I foolitiously believed whatever she said and landed in trouble.

by glensky December 26, 2020

fabulitious

An odd term used to express happiness or joy in a very gay manner.

"That spaghetti we just ate was absolutely fabulitious!"

by Bobbarian August 2, 2009

Fabolicious

Fab-o-lish-iss
Off The Charts In Fashion Or Design.

The Dress Jessica Bought Was fabolicious.
The GTR Roman Atwood bought was fabolicious.

by Fetharous November 20, 2017

Fagolitious

Something you say after someone says something very gay or faggoty

That was very fagolitious of you Emily.

by J4food1234 August 5, 2022