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Conflama 

Conflama is a "campy" word that can be used when conflict and drama are occuring simultaneously. It's a contraction of the words conflict + drama = conflama.
"Girl, that boy I am dating is just full of conflama."

"Girl, I don't have time for your conflama, OK? I've got my own conflama going on..."
Conflama by Joseph Williams January 23, 2005
Word of the Day on July 6, 2025

conflama 

Fortunately, she didn't cause any conflama while she was taking her medicine.
conflama by Adelaide Dupont February 12, 2006

conflama 

n. confusing situation aggravated by the addition of high drama
Emilee, once again finding herself drowning in Ms. Moore's conflama, decided it was time to distance herself.
conflama by Jenzen February 4, 2004

Conflama 

No one liked seeing Jawanna coming; she was well-known at this KMart, and sometimes violent. Conflama followed her around like a shadow.
Conflama by minamu February 5, 2010

conflagarious 

Burningly awesome.

Derived from the word conflagration, meaning giant fire. It is three steps above the word awesome.
"Did you see that clown beat up all those terrorists with only a balloon sword? That was conflagarious!"

Conflamatory 

Recreating a story told by an individual that was just ridiculous and false with the intention of satire and mockery.
We retold the story, in a conflamatory way, how our friend told us about the difference between Iced tea and ice tea. Of which, we know there is no such partition.
Conflamatory by Saturna June 6, 2018
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