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fularious 

Intensifier of "hilarious" created by combining "funny" and "hilarious." You know it's really "fucking hilarious," but if grandma ever asks...
Everyone was falling off the pews with laughter when Pastor Dave slipped and said Milla was Charles's "new ride" instead of "new bride." It was so fularious, Grandma!
fularious by Eidetic Memory April 7, 2005

Filarious 

Alize: Omg did you see Morné's hair today ?
Sonia : Hell yeah, that's Filarious
Filarious by AAAlex April 10, 2013

Fuhrerious 

Mad enough to try and kill a massive amount of people.
-They just lost the championship game!
-I know, they all must be fuhrerious!
Fuhrerious by MajorLeek April 25, 2010
When something is so funny u combine the word "fucking and hillarious" making the word falarious
Ross "OMG the joke Matt said today was so Falarious"

Jake "IK that kid in general is Falarious"
Falarious by Eman Ekaf May 27, 2010

Failarious 

Someone who fails in a humorious way. A type of philosophical or crude humor, often when someone gets hurt.
Haha did you just see that kid fall off his bike and break his collar bone? That was failarious!
Failarious by Lerich August 19, 2008

Frolarious 

You'll slap a knee, a leg, or your buddy's back if the joke is funny enough. But do you have the balls to cold-cock slap the fool out of an afro? If it's that funny you will! It may be the last joke you ever have the facial structure to support a smile or most of your teeth after a brother knocks you out...but if it's worth it, give that fro a slap. Make something hilarious, Fro-larious!
That was frolarious!

Oh snap. Someone done knocked Will's fro over. I hope it was for something frolarious!
Frolarious by Dub-city June 17, 2010
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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