franticipation

frantic anticipation

He was looking forward to his own wedding with franticipation.

by linguiste October 20, 2009

franticosity

Extreme, intense feelings, actions or behaviors associated with panic or high levels of stress. Often used in response to someone else's frantic feelings, actions or behaviors.

There is no need to respond to her franticosity immediately.

by Mary-Mary1 November 9, 2009

Fantillusion

A night-time three-act parade running in the non-stateside Disneylands. Begins with Mickey leading a magical fairy garden bringing the gift of Disney Light, followed by villains taking the light to make it night, and happily ending with the princesses (along with Minnie) turning the night back into light. When it started in Tokyo Disneyland, the 29 floats would stop along the parade route for all three acts. Upon moving to Disneyland Paris, it was severely cut back to 12 floats with at maximum two acts to be seen, weather permitting.

From out of the night, comes the magic of light! As Disneyland proudly presents: Fantillusion!

by Mark ete March 20, 2011

Fractipus

The combination of a faggot and a pussy, say there's a baby with two heads a Fractipus would be the deformed head that gets removed

Oh my god that guy was such a fractipus when he tried to fuck me!

by CuminAcha September 15, 2016

fracting

When someone gives you fractions of facts so as to leave you with enough information to get the picture but it is very foggy with plenty of holes in the story usually leaving more questions than answers.

Jess: Hey JoJo, what did you do last night? You have fun?
JoJo: I went to a friends house, nah it was pretty boring.
Jess: Well who all was there?
JoJo: Just some friends.
Jess: Why are you fracting with me Baby?

by TS Jessie Cox 8 January 8, 2017

flanting

When you try to flaunt but you're too drunk for it to be successful.

That drunk girl was flanting her dance moves at the club last night.

by somegirl1738 February 12, 2017

Fanticulate

To fantasize about something speculated, or to daydream about it.

Past Tense: Fanticulated
Present Tense: Fanticulate / Fanticulizing

Future Tense: Fanticulize / Fanticulate
Part of Speech: Verb

Today my coworker brought a picture of their family to their desk. I sometimes fanticulate about them playing with a dog, because I think they might have one.

by ElliottBLT June 20, 2017