fabulousness
Karen's fabulousness could not be denied. She looked gorgeous in that chic dress and those patent leather pumps.
fabulousness by cherryblossom October 8, 2007
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Fabulousness
Is a illness in which all you see is magical rainbow unicorns and every you touch turns into a rainbow coloured duck
Fabulousness by Fabulousness999 June 5, 2014
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Fabulousness Issues
A social disease where the victim needs to prove that his or her time is more valuable than yours. Style choices, small dogs and above all digital gadgetry are all used by victims to remind themselves of their fabulousness and to remind you that if anyone is going to be living in a movie it's them and not you. At risk populations include aspiring celebrities and gay men.
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