Fantoosh
A word used mainly by Scottish people to show their extreme pleasure. Can be used for anything, but it's main use is when talking about lusting after male celebs.
Fantoosh by fishcake71 January 22, 2012
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FANTOOSH WANNABE
A person who is pretentious, self centered and will do anything in the pursuit of fame as they feel they have a god given right to be famous, even though they have no discernible talent to speak off!
FANTOOSH WANNABE by sawrkie August 4, 2016
fanoosh
person 1: yo, that guitar player is such a fanoosh!
person 2: yeah! i wanna be like him when i grow up!
person 2: yeah! i wanna be like him when i grow up!
fanoosh by geesdimple July 14, 2018
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Fatooshe by s;lkfjdslkjflksdjfklsjfkljssex January 15, 2011
fandoosh
the vagina
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