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blargtastic 

Adj. Stems from the root word blarg, with blarg being derived from blah and argh. Blargtastic is used to indicate a state of frustration and/or hopelessness. It is often used sarcastically as a synonym to "awesome" or "well-done".
1. The "war" in Iraq is blargtastic.
2. That loss was a blargtastic display of physical imperfection.
blargtastic by Siamara January 23, 2009
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barftastic 

When something is overly disgusting, usually bringing a very nasty image to mind.
It smells like something died in my kitchen.

Well that's just barftastic.
barftastic by NiCocaCola October 16, 2010

blastastic 

fantastic + blast = blastastic
"did you have fun"
"yea, i had a blastastic time"
blastastic by mikez December 6, 2006

blagtastic

When you really cannot be bothered to revise or work for something that you need to do the next day or some day soon and you decide to wing it.

Commnoly heard on College campuses.
You: shit! we have that exam tomorrow don't we?
Friend: "yeah, been studying hard?"

You: fuck no... this is gonna be blagtastic.
blagtastic by latenitelegend{RK} April 30, 2011

bangtastic 

it's so fantastic you wanna bang it
damn that guy is so bangtastic.
bangtastic by jULiE March 13, 2005

Blacktastic 

Rapper name for white guy named Will Stamper, a guy who designs the site www.newgrounds.com
"This is Stamper, A.K.A. Blacktastic"
Blacktastic by Freddie March 29, 2005

Blandtastic 

Sometimes being in a room with Jeff for too long puts me to sleep. I use him to combat my insomnia. It's pretty blandtastic.
My mom's casserole doesn't have a lot of flavour, but I still enjoyed it. It was blandtastic.
Blandtastic by j2p4h July 25, 2016
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Also used to describe establishments where alternative foods and products are sold, i.e. natural food stores.

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"I need more crunchy guys in my life. I'm so tired of dating preppy metrosexual assholes."

"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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