Fabtacious 

A Don Kingism. A superlative combining the words "Fab"ulous and Fan"ta"stic and Deli"cious".

Don King: Mike Tyson was the most Fabtacious Prize Fighter in the world!

Fabtacious by T-Boy August 3, 2004

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!"

Fabtacious by Natalie Windsor March 14, 2004

fabaceous 

Literally "like a bean," but due to the 'fab' nature of the word, it can be used as an adjective for something cute or fabulous. Could also be used as an interjection.

This shirt is fabaceous! Score!

Danny, you are looking so unfabaceous today.

I just had sex! Fabaceous!

fabaceous by Pavaal January 14, 2011

fartacious 

Having the unique ability to produce farts with alarming frequency, either deliberately or accidentally.

No one ever fell for his "pull my finger" challenges, as he was well known as the most fartacious person around.

fartacious by Rollo & Biff January 4, 2008

Faptacious 

Something that is so amazingly beyond jizzational it is just too much to possibly handle without dropping your kegs and fapping on the spot (WARNING: Use this word with care, it can only be used for the most jizzational things of all).

Brea Bennett is exceptionally faptacious.

Faptacious by Fat Cakes' mum May 18, 2010

Fardacious 

hilarious or based. (used mostly for people and animals)
can also mean that someone/thing is obese to the point of being comical.

A- "Seals are the most fardacious aquatic animals."
B- "He used to be fardacious, but he's much more fit now."

Fardacious by Darkington December 6, 2022

fallacious 

Function: adjective
1 : embodying a fallacy
2 : tending to deceive or mislead : DELUSIVE
- fal·la·cious·ly adverb
- fal·la·cious·ness noun

(Merriam-Webster)

1 : a fallacious assumption
2 : fallacious testimony

fallacious by Dissipate May 12, 2004