fangorious

A Strong Bad-ism that is mostly contextual. Can mean vicious or agressive. Also can mean toothsome.

1. My mother fangoriously grounded me for smoking.

2. His girlfriend is rather fangorious-she gives him love bites a lot.

by Mel April 10, 2004

fangorious

see fangoriously

by dreamcorn September 9, 2003

fangorious

an adjective denoting something positive. it normally means a little odd or twisted in some manner.

Today was fangorious. I saw a hobo chase down and punch a man that rudely refused to give him some change.

by Josh Sites January 14, 2007

Fangorious

A Strong Bad centric word that means everything... and nothing at the same time.

Dude, that dog is totally fangorious.

It was just... too fangorious to describe.

I had a pretty fangorious weekend, how about you?

We should name our youth group "Fangorious".

by JRVSmith June 10, 2011

fangoriously

There is no definition for 'fangoriously' in any known work save the prestigious literary achievement of Strong Bad, "Everyone is different". This phenomenon is called hapax legomenon, when a word only appears once-ever. We can deduce from context, however, that fangoriously has something to do with the manner in which gelatinous monsters digest their food.

"Some people are being fangoriously eaten by a gelatinous monster. Hillary's legs are being digested."

by demosthenes September 13, 2003

Fangerous

An adjective typically used to describe Vampires, Werewolves, Zombies, girls who bite you, and any vicious animal. It derives from the two words "dangerous" and "fang."

"Damn, that Jessica is Fangerous! She keeps biting random boys!"

"Oh woooww, That Bill Compton is so fangerous, I love how he looks when his fangs are out."

Oh geez! It's a snake! Be careful man! Those things are fangerous!"

by Rabbit Zombie May 9, 2010

fangoriously

adv. To violently chew and/or rip apart with fangs; to masticate with ones fangs.

Some people are being fangoriosly devoured by a gelatinous monster. Hillary's legs are being digested.

by Bob flufel March 12, 2004