Mantabulous
Something being almost or as fantastic and as very fantabulous man i.e. having very stylish clothes. Related to mantastic, but even BETTER.
Mantabulous by Liam McHugle January 23, 2006
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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!
Fantabulous by Alfie The Horndog November 29, 2005
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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.
fantabulous by iwys July 28, 2007
fantabulously
Absolutely amazing and awesome. Kind of like a pocket sized rainbow unicorn in a jacuzzi with a giant hula dancing pineapple.
fantabulously by JaDuEmCo March 10, 2014
majabulous
Majestic+Fabulous= Majabulous.
1) something so incredibly awesome that you had to combine two spectactular adjectives to get one superior adjective that stands above all.
1) something so incredibly awesome that you had to combine two spectactular adjectives to get one superior adjective that stands above all.
"Peggy is short for Pegasus and that's pretty majabulous! Hot damn, that's the name on the birth certificate. "
Regina George: "Gretchen, stop trying to make majabulous happen, it's not going to happen!"
Gretchen Weiners: Um you're just jealous because I'm majabulous.
Regina George: "Gretchen, stop trying to make majabulous happen, it's not going to happen!"
Gretchen Weiners: Um you're just jealous because I'm majabulous.
majabulous by 2majabulousforyou March 19, 2014
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