Fatlaziousful

When someone performs the most fattening, lazy, delicious and beautiful act known to man; binge eating a tub of turtles under 3 layers of blankets

-Will help cheer one up if you find yourself all alone and without company

Bailey was an emo disaster after being abandoned by her roommates for the week so she grabbed a spoon and fatlaziousfully ate the entire tub of turtles and hibernated

by Bradly Mac December 5, 2011

malarious

(Ma-lar-i|ous) Derived from the words "malaria" and "hilarious" < Something Grim yet hilariously funny; pertaining to a bizzaro, madcap humor (Looney Tunes) but also something Grim or Evil (Grim & Evil). Mostly used in a positive fashion.

Invader Zim was unfortunately cancelled, despite the fact that it was outrageously malarious.

by Matthew Ebisu May 11, 2007

Halariouse

When something is so funny you forget how to spell hilarious and spell it as it sounds, but wrong.

Person 1: *tells a joke*
Person 2: "omg that's actually so halariouse omg"

by Noshhead June 4, 2021

Fearious

The panic induced anger that comes from a lack of preparedness, usually resulting in an embarrassing and preventable death.

His fearious flurry did nothing to quell his immanent end but, to seal his fate.

by VicariousX June 26, 2016

Fularious

The superlative form of the word hilarious is formed by combining 'fucking' and 'hilarious' to create fularious. Fugly is a similar contraction that adds fucking to the front of an everyday term to add emphasis.

Barry: I'd pay money to watch Mike Tyson chili dog Jenna Jameson. That would be hilarious.
Lazy: Me too. Imagine him giving her a dirty sanchez afterwards all while he is wearing his boxing gloves. That would be fularious!

by Lazynutz August 30, 2005

Jalarious

The level of awsomeness that is achieved when pirates wage war with vikings in the void of space

The film Hard Ticket to Hawaii is Jalarious. Bill and Jake have a Jalarious bromance.

by BR, JDL April 6, 2010

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