Famineous

When the ingreadients for a famine have been met, it creates a situation for which a famine can be concocted.

The crickets were of famineous proportion.

by Idaho_Boy May 9, 2018

FAMEOUS

Main Entry: fa·meous

Pronunciation: famous
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin famosus, from fama fame
Date: 21st century
1 a : well known b : one who is honored for achivements c: one who follows their dreams d: one who never gives up and strives to reach the top d: popular

FAMEOUS

by FAMEOUS April 25, 2010

faminous

Adj To be filled with sickness, famine or plague.

The faminous crows hung over the doomed army like a canopy of death

by Ghost of Caesar April 29, 2014

fainous

Someone who becomes internet famous through sheer hustle and doing whatever it takes.

I'm vlogging everyday. You know I'm gonna get fainous.

by Zepol Antelope September 18, 2012

familous

family-like or wholesome

That group of friends were so familous

by SafiaTheRegularSnail283 January 28, 2025

Famiquous

To be well known in select spaces.

"Yeah Wren is pretty famiquous in the linguistics community"

by Burgzoi April 4, 2026