feracious

adjective

Savagely, fierce, cruelly or violently wanting to or devouring something or someone. Relating to appetite; hunger or sexual appetite or both.

The vampire watched the human feraciously.
The starving person ate the sandwich feraciously.

by Theea April 10, 2019

Fabtacious

An expression deriving from the words fabulous and ace, meaning something that is fabulous or fantastic, etc. I believe it was invented by me and my friends in 2000, Stoke-on-Trent, England.

"I've got no more exams now!"
"Fabtacious!"

by Natalie Windsor March 14, 2004

fartaceous

proud, pompous, above the common "lot"

John's such a fartaceous asshole

by slow March 8, 2005

famacious

A way of saying great, awesome, epic, or anything along those lines

Jim: So , how was your day?
John: Pretty famacious

Jim: Look at my cool new shirt!
John: Pretty famacious dude!

by mrsbieber1998 September 25, 2011

Fladacious

Something dirty, useful, organized.

It basically means anything you can think of it can mean fish if you want it too.

It's the ultimate filler word.

Damn, that girl hella fladacious.

by That Shenanigan Nigga. October 9, 2012

fantacious

(verb) The act of being fantastic and courageous.

A person who is great to be around and is not afraid to do something dangerous they are fantacious.

by wordmister November 20, 2012

fodacious

An enemy or opponent that equally exhibits excellence, attractiveness or has an admirable quality to them.

A really attractive man or woman you dislike or find questionable in their actions would be a good example.
OR
Used in the context of being jealous or finding the person respectable still for their qualities that make the individual a strong opponent.

The person did steal my girl, but she seems a lot happier with him, even if he has fodacious vibes.

That person is fodacious, she may seem like a nice girl, smart, good-looking and all, but she's rude.

He may be against our campaign's platform, but Bernie Sanders really is one fodacious man.

by Poppyblue January 21, 2017