Flurther 

A flurther is a loving name for someone kind and beautiful, inside and out.

I love you my little flurther.

Flurther by That Aussie chick November 2, 2021

Further beyond

Phrase made popular by Mark (markiplier) on Unus Annus when challenging himself to push his limits
Often said very dramatically

Mark: "This is what it means .. to go even further beyond!"

Further beyond by EmzieWemzie January 10, 2021

fluthered 

In Dublinese, to achieve a state of inebriation that renders one frivolous, silly and dangerously prone to saying things like, 'I love you man' and 'You're me besht mate, seriously; whaddaya fuckin' laffin' at? Ye prick. I never liked you anyway...'

Jaysus, I had 15 rum and blacks, I was bleedin' fluthered.

fluthered by TopDecco May 14, 2005

furtherwhichs'more 

a word that makes what you're saying totally believable and undermines the other person's perception of sanity and life itself.

Teacher: I can't accept your child into our school, she scored Zero on her entrance exam...
Parent : what edumfication y'all be givin if y'all so smart in the first place, furtherwhichs'more, how diverse y'all be y'all aint got no dumbs?

furtherwhichs'more by meshynodes October 15, 2018

Fluther

1. A group of jellyfish.
2. A question and answer website (www.fluther.com) on which one "taps the collective" of jellies and flutherites.

1. While scuba diving, we passed a fluther of jellyfish by the coral reef.
2. Today on Fluther, I got 30 lurve from one answer!

Fluther by Flutherite July 31, 2009

fluthered 

very drunk; too many alcoholic drinks

My girlfriend went back to school yesterday and last night I got absolutely fluthered.

fluthered by talk2me-JCH2 July 6, 2022

Under Further Review 

From standard referee vernacular, "The previous play is under further review." Often expressing doubt or attacking the credibility of a previous occurrence or situation.

Joe: "Do you really think he hooked up with that model?"

Tim: "It's under further review, but I'd say not."

Under Further Review by lareauc January 1, 2011