fandango

1. A lively dance.
2. When someone gets fired after a very short tenure due to ridiculous behavior. Usually used with the verb 'to do'.

John: Did you hear about Scaramucci?

Bill: Scaramucci? Scaramucci?
John: Yes. He did the fandango.

by Elemence23 August 1, 2017

hemp fandango

a name used to describe a person being hanged- hemp from the rope and fandango from the lovely girations of the hangeds feet while the try to touch the ground

now, my freind, you can dance the hemp fandango

by the wobly rocket June 10, 2011

flandals

Shoes that are both flats and sandals.

Oh my gosh Deanne I love your flandals, where'd you get them?

by mmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee August 31, 2010

Fandangled

1) Fancy or special.

2) A fandangle is an elaborate but useless ornament. So if something is fandangled, it has been decorated to the point of excess.

3) ridiculous.

Carnsarn it Bob, I don't want no fandangled celly phone!

Those earrings are a bit fandangled aren't they?

by Boothette February 23, 2009

fandangle

To obtain by unscrupulous means.

"Hows about you fandangle an extra bowl of pudding for me?"

by Yank My Crank January 13, 2008

fandangling

Acting secretly, often in a manner that is frivolous and self-indulging.

Tom can't make it, he's out fandangling with his stripper friend.

by Jesse Jesse October 29, 2007

Flandini

Flandini is a verb, noun, adjective, pronoun, adverb, conduction, and onomatopoeia. You may use this word in any sentence, in any place of that sentence, or simply as its own sentence. It is the Chuck Norris of words, equal to no other. Mostly applied freely amongst young people to phrases concerning governmental topics. Flandini is a directly indirect reference to everything and anything desired.

Hey Jerome, when are you going to show me your flandini?

by Tazzdy July 6, 2011