Fabricanted

Attempting to deflect attention away from your boss by wearing a wig that looks like a deceased cat and talking nonsense.

The tweet claiming nurses and teachers were drinking on shift was entirely fabricanted

by gnomelovesducky April 13, 2022

fabricated truth

hmmm??? WTF! A made up story that never happened! sheep dip!

That sounds like a story you just made up as being for real. Sounds to me like some more of your fabricated truth crap!

by talk2me-JCH2 April 19, 2021

fabricate

To make something up. To create. To lie. To produce.

He had to fabricate that story to stay out of jail. I am going to fabricate environmental friendly insulation for my house. All Professor Rathbone does when he is not prepared is fabricate. She knows how to fabricate like nobody else.

by needtoknowbasis November 15, 2013

Fabricated American

The "politcally correct" term used to describe puppets who live within the Human Society.

"What do you mean I can't buy booze cause I'm a puppet? I have rights too! I am not just a puppet, I'm also a Fabricated American!" - Warren the Ape

by WarrenTheApe May 18, 2010

Utilizing gargantuan idioms to fabricate intelligence

Using big words to sound smart.

Someone may use this to express how smart they are to a colleague, friend, girlfriend, boyfriend or even your boss.

Jack: Utilizing gargantuan idioms to fabricate intelligence.
Boss: What?
Jack: Oh, I'm just using big words to sound smart.
Boss: OK.

by The Evit One October 28, 2010

FABricate

(1)To over emphasize a story that ultimately has no plot or real conclusion (2) to draw conclusions in the least linear fashion possible (3) to make connections using evidence that has little to no relevance and arrives to a conclusion that was never brought up in the first place

"Fernando FABricate d that story by telling us that in order for the planet to not burn, the plants of the world must push back the sunlight out of the atmosphere. ....like wtf?"

by DRex March 4, 2015

fabricateur

A researcher who fabricates data. A person betraying the very purpose of science and putting at risk the careers of her/his colleagues, students, and friends by pretending to obtain evidence from the world when in fact they are making it all up.

Diederik Stapel, a famous fabricateur, pretended to collect data for years but was just typing it all in.

by Specimen1968 September 10, 2013