Fantabulosome
There are no words stupendous enough to describe how great that night was. When we fucked for an hour and then she blew me, it was fucking fantabulosome.
Fantabulosome by Supergirl8888 May 18, 2011
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fantabuloso
An adjective given to describe something that is both fantastic and fabulous, but with a Spanish twist to it so the speaker sounds smarter than he or she actually is. It is said with a rhythm to it i.e. fantabu-lo-so, or with a posh accent i.e. fantabuloso, dahling.
Alternatively, it can be used as a pun to describe the taste of a common fizzy drink.
Alternatively, it can be used as a pun to describe the taste of a common fizzy drink.
"Scrubs was fantabuloso last night, did you see the bit when she slapped him?"
"Mm-mmm, those bubbles of carbon dioxide are just fantabuloso in my mouth!"
"Mm-mmm, those bubbles of carbon dioxide are just fantabuloso in my mouth!"
fantabuloso by fayonnaise October 28, 2005
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