fandango

1. A lively dance.
2. When someone gets fired after a very short tenure due to ridiculous behavior. Usually used with the verb 'to do'.

John: Did you hear about Scaramucci?

Bill: Scaramucci? Scaramucci?
John: Yes. He did the fandango.

by Elemence23 August 1, 2017

Fandango

Something that has been really destroyed, or when the situation is hopeless.

I drove over a hedgehog and now my tyre is fandangoed/Jack is gonna fandango Steven/I didn't do my maths homework. I'm fandangoed.

by JakeTheTankmaster January 20, 2020

Fandango

Trying hard to be cool, in an ostentatioius or overly obvious way, usually with style of dress but also can include mannerisms or behavior.

Man, look at the fandango outfit that he's wearing -- it's pathetic. Did he have to go for the sequins, too?

by Golf maven May 7, 2005

fandango

Provokative spanish courtship dance for a man and woman

We skipped the light Fandango and turned cartwheels....

by Anonymous June 3, 2003

Fandango

Loony with musical tendencies, or, Musician with strong links to crazy!

look at that bunch of fandangos jam!

by mr hannan January 28, 2013

fandango

Fandango: That thing that you see everytime you go to the movies. Buy tickets online! fandango.com!

Setting: in front of a theater. A lady and a man conversing in song. Those indian ones where the lady's voice is super high.
Chitra: Is the movie sold out my husband?
My husband: CHITRA MY QUEEN! I used Fandango!
Chitra: My happiness is a golden poem!
My husband: I'll get the popcorn!

by guuuuuuh September 5, 2004

Fandango

its a polite way to say the "F" word

Man, go fandango yourself.

by YungStunnah<3 * March 31, 2010