Funiculate

To travel up or down the side of a mountain in a funicular vehicle.

The group of boys funiculated up the hill when they got in the funicular.

by coolio579 August 25, 2011

finiculate

To acutely accent a peice of music by playing sharp, muted sounds. This is sometimes accomplished by right-hand muting of common stringed instruments such as guitar, fiddle or mandolin.

His mandolin solo was meticulously finiculated - it was sharp and clear!

by Robert Blanda November 26, 2005

Fantibulate

To fancify, to make something fancy.

"Let's fantibulate this mug!"

by spacegirl210 April 24, 2023

Farticulate

Talking out of your bottom

After a curry, Angus is very farticulate

by Morbabe November 24, 2023

Farticulate

To speak or express oneself clearly and confidently — while actually being full of gas and hot air. Often used to describe someone who sounds impressive but says nothing of real substance.

"Dave always farticulates in meetings — lots of noise, zero value."

by JennyKaur008 August 1, 2025

Fanjitulate

An extreme aversion to work, in all shapes and forms. Usually, a vicious cycle will form where a little fanjitulation progresses to severe fanjitulation which can continue for years and years before the cycle is broken.

Often incorrectly used as a synonym for the less severe but similar "procrastinate"

"Bob had been fanjitulating on the library computers all day after the sad realisation.. maybe this getting a degree thing wasn't really for him after all"

"There was nothing Graham liked more after a day spent pretending to work, than a good fanjitulate when he got home to his room"

"You spent all month in bed? That's fanjitulastic!"

by ionex87 January 12, 2009

Fanigulate

Fanigulating is the act of figuring out your finances.

"My insurance agent called yesterday to fanigulate my re-financing situation." Dylan rejected the call because he did not want anyone to fanigulate his information.

by Larry the maintanence guy July 19, 2017