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Feasonible

The grey area between feasible and reasonable. Typically used in response to being asked to perform small miracles to achieve a task.
Can you stay 5 extra hours to finish that? I know it's your 10th anniversary but it'd be sooo great if you could finish it tonight so I don't have to do it. - That's feasonible at best. I hate you for asking.
Feasonible by bull25 March 22, 2011
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Feasonable

Anything that is both feasible and reasonable. Usually contrived while on acid (LSD)
Of course we're hitting the bong, its the most feasonable thing to do
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Feasible - for something to make sense, to be realizable, possible, usefull.
"Let's design a car that can only drive 1 mph."

The above is not a feasible plan :)
Feasible by th1alb March 9, 2007

feasible weasel 

Forum poster who mostly confuses readers with obtuse and labyrinthine monologues that contain oddly misinformed takes on musical genres and stylings.
Feasible weasel said: dubstep has so many different styles ur confusing dark and hard.its an underground music,who wants to make cross over stuff? cross over means u want to make pop music.i wish it had devil chanting and the sounds of people dying Cool

feasible weasel 

The most annoying thing/person on the planet, Does not know when to stop talking, Inappropriate in every situation imaginable.
'That guy is feasible weasel'
feasible weasel by Dubstep Forum User September 25, 2007
Another way of saying 'doable', sexually speaking. Or if you're British, another way of saying someone is 'fit'.
Guy 1: Mannnnn, she's feasible.
Guy 2: Word, I'd definitely tap that.
Feasible by weirdurban March 6, 2013

feasonable

Something that is both feasible and reasonable.
That is a feasonable solution to our problem.
feasonable by Pink Owl March 13, 2022
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