Fancie

Perfect, beautiful, awesome, dreamlike, imagination, fantasy

"Nor minde nor thoughts on fickle Fancie grounded .... Hart said eies tears might soone have quencht that flame..."

"Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancie.... Where be your jibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar?" ~ Shakespeare

by Footloose and Fancie Free December 27, 2011

Fanci

the one and only; no one else can compare

oh you fanci huh?

by FC$ December 2, 2010

Facking

1. When a group of people in a niche culture only discuss the aspects of said culture in a way that is inaccessible to all others.

2. Geeking out over something no one else understands.

"Those kids are facking over there complaining about their oboes cracking in the cold, snowy, weather."

"You silly kids are facking all over your video games!"

by püpslüt August 19, 2013

fackin

A word straight from Stephen King: Equivalent to fucking.

Can also be used as in 'fucked up', 'fucker' or 'fucked', which would make 'facked up', 'facker' and 'facked'.

It's awesome when you say it because no one actually knows what it is, so if you're young enough to have nagging parentals but old enough to enjoy cursing, just say it with an extra-hard A, and drag it out: FAAAA-keen

Man, I had a fackin good time last night.

That's one sick mamafacker.

by Interview All The Llamas July 10, 2006

fancing

spastic dancing you do with your blonde lover in your spare time

"Wow, Look at Ryan fancing with Sydney"

by Ryyyyan January 4, 2008

Mo Fackie

A motherfucker. Different from mofo, Mo Fackie is a breed unto its own. The large difference between Mo Fackie and mofo is that unlike mofo, Mo Fackie is an exaggeration on 80's slang. Furthermore, Mo Fackie relies on assonance to assimilate itself to mofo.

Hey, Hoo Kid, that's one ka-raaaaaazy Mo Fackie we got {sic} here.

by Hardcore Tor August 9, 2004

fancily

a word to describe the action of doing something in a fancy manor.

"I signed my name very fancily on the reciept.

by Ruby Kovacs October 5, 2007