Fractionilitism

Dividing people up for what they believe in, whom they are raised by, whom they hang with, or whom they may be friends with, and judging those people without really knowing who they are, and trying to split someone up

You are acting fractionilitism

by Dxddys Baby April 13, 2018

Fictionary

A made-up word, meant to infer false, non existant, or fabricated. Usually used as insurance jargon.

Chris Ringe, told a prospective client that the term "full coverage" was a "fictionary" coverage. Proved his point by making up a word himself.

by Tetas88 May 25, 2018

Fractionate

Divided after friction, or repelled by magnetic force

After I saw her snap and bend I wanted to talk to Fractionate, but I considered she may be to good to eat.

by midikurlips June 7, 2019

Fiction Wink

(n.) An act misconstrued by one party to be a sign of love.

The term derives from a blink being confused for a wink.

Jenna: "Rachel wants to get coffee with me, she must be into me right?"
Tim: "Girls get coffee all the time. I feel it's just a fiction wink."

by nolandc September 2, 2019

fricktion

When you make two animals frick in minecraft.

The two sheep were making fricktion.

by idream September 29, 2019

Fricktionised

To Fricked of something or someone

I fricktionised Gandalf to the wall

by Parzvl August 10, 2020

Fiction

Fiction is usually loosely based on reality and real people, it just adds exaggeration and misinformation to the point that it would never be legit in real life to anyone that didn't create it as anything but fiction.

A work of fiction or a fictional character is usually loosely based on a real person in real life, with some obvious deviations from reality (comic books being an example, people dont fly around without motors, rotors, or wings). A fictional character in a movie is usually a human, so the character is based on the behavior of someone somewhere, even if it's made more interesting or entertaining for the book/movie/medium of delivery.

by Solid Mantis October 7, 2020