Fortasse effect

The use of using Latin words mistakably in English conversations

Dave: do you think the ravens can win a Super Bowl?
Jake: fortasse

Dave: what?
Jake: oh sorry that was just the fortasse effect

by Ajausbwv February 4, 2022

Fortard

Someone who plays Fortnite everyday and snorts gfuel while also getting no BITCHES
With no social life out of Fortnite whatsoever

"Wow look at this Fortard editing,he definitely gets no bitches"

by UnlawfulWaffle71 October 9, 2022

fortabulous

When playing Fortnite is going so well that you just have to make up your own damn word, because why the hell not.

Let's go!! This game is fortabulous! Did you see those kills?!

by anonymous February 23, 2024

Fortage

The living room in a mansion.

I am in the fortage.

by EddieBrock5 December 14, 2023

Fortado

Loving, caring, and hilarious. Also can mean a daredevil ready to take on anything in including big bottles of alcohol

Fortado is derived from potato

by anonymous July 23, 2024

fortado

Loving, caring, and daring enough to take on anything and anyone stopping ambitious goals including large amounts of alcohol

Fortado is a word derived from the word potato

by Juanita2745 July 23, 2024

fortaday

fortaday for-tuh-day
noun
1. A personal power day; a day when someone feels especially strong, confident, and capable.
2. A recurring biweekly event or check-in; from “fortnight” + “day.”
3. A rare, unusually good day that stands out from the rest.

Origin: A coined blend of “fortnight” or “forté” (meaning strength) and “day.” First used informally in 2025.

Sentences written 1-3 by the definition above.

1. “She crushed her presentation like it was her fortaday.”

2. “Our team meets every other Tuesday for a fortaday review.”

3. “Everything went right today—it’s a total fortaday.”

by virelle April 23, 2025