Funfabulous

When somthing is fun and fabulous at the same time.

Trace had a funfabulous time at the party!
I hope you had a funfabulous time!
That party wasn't so funfabulous.

by Trace Boyd December 17, 2008

Fantabulous

Sort of like "fabulous" but much more fabulous than the word "fabulous" can convey. Like supercalifragilisticexpialidocius but shorter and easier to spell.

While on a free trip to Italy I won a free titanium frame bicycle and the customs agent let me bring it on the plane for free. What a Fantabulous trip!

by Alfie The Horndog November 29, 2005

unfabulous

1. Not fabulous.
2. It's a show on Nick about a girl that whines & writes the crappiest songs ever. Also note that she has a bad voice.

1. I wish my life wasn't so unfabulous.
2. Aww man, I lost my lipgloss again!!!!!!11!1!1oneone1!1! I'm going to write a song about it!

by Not a stupid idiot September 25, 2005

Fanjabulous

(Noun) Better than jammin' fantastic and fabulous put together.

"My friend Heir and it's FANJABULOUS!"

Karen: "Hey Mark, do you like my new pony?"
Mark: "Why yes Karen, it's FANJABULOUS!"

by Spykey January 16, 2009

Finabulous

The state of being so perfectly fabulous, epic, and badass, that you are considered on a level equal to that of Finny, the Finnabulous gardener of the Phantomhive estate. Only those who are Finny, related to Finny, or deemed Finnabulous by Finny may adopt this title.

Finny: You are so fucking badass Rin-Rin (Finny's wife, bitches. BI). Now go make me a sammich.

Mey-Rin: :'D You are so Finabulous, that I made a Sammich 20 minutes before you asked me.

Finny: This is why you are badass and Finabulous. I love you, Rin-Rin. B|
Bystanders: They are such a Finabulous couple~

by Rin-Rin_the_badass September 28, 2012

fantabulous

A creamy blend of fantastic and fabulous.

"That's fucking fantabulous."

by Lishypop November 18, 2004

fantabulous

Fantabulous is an adjective meaning something is of the highest quality. It is a combination of fantastic and fabulous, which was commonly used in London in the 1960s and 70s to describe various aspects of pop culture and fashions. It was especially popular with Chelsea girls like Joanna Lumley. It is still in use in England today, but not as much as it used to be.

That new coat of yours looks absolutely fantabulous!

by iwys July 28, 2007