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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."
fangoriously by demosthenes September 13, 2003
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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.
fangoriously by Bob flufel March 12, 2004

fangoriously 

A word Strong Bad use to descibe a way of being devoured in his children's book, Everyone is Different.
Some people are being fangoriusly devoured by a gelatinous monster.
fangoriously by Anonymous September 13, 2003

fangoriously 

adv. used to describe an action done by something with fangs
i.e., "the geletainous monster fangoriously devored her"
fangoriously by Jason September 10, 2003

fangoriously 

adjective. To do something with the use of many fangs or teeth.
"Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster."
fangoriously by Me. Who else?! September 12, 2003

Fangoriously 

A term used to describe a style of eating, generally involving the use of fangs.
"Some people are being fangoriously eaten by a gelatinous monster." - Strong Bad
Fangoriously by Ben September 12, 2003
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