Phenokulous
Dude, I can't believe a naked chick showed up at your dorm when you were tripping. That was so phenokulous!
Phenokulous by Number 62 January 9, 2009
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Phenobulous
Adjective: phenomenally fabulous, very remarkable, extremely extraordinary, out of this world, awesomely awesome.
Phenobulous by JasenWithAnE February 28, 2020
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A hybrid of phenominal and fabulous. Something so amazing it's not only fabulous or phenominal, it's PHENOMULOUS!
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Phenabulous
–adjective.
Slang combination of "phenomenal" and "fabulous".
1. almost impossible to believe; incredible.
2. Informal . exceptionally good or unusual; marvelous; amazing; superb: a phenabulous drink; a phenabulous new car.
3. told about in fables: the fabulous exploits of Elvis.
4. known about only through myths or legends.
Origin: 2010, Las Vegas. Slip from person trying to say phenomenal.
—Related forms
phenabulously, adverb
phenabulousness, noun
unphenabulous, adjective
unphenabulously, adverb
Slang combination of "phenomenal" and "fabulous".
1. almost impossible to believe; incredible.
2. Informal . exceptionally good or unusual; marvelous; amazing; superb: a phenabulous drink; a phenabulous new car.
3. told about in fables: the fabulous exploits of Elvis.
4. known about only through myths or legends.
Origin: 2010, Las Vegas. Slip from person trying to say phenomenal.
—Related forms
phenabulously, adverb
phenabulousness, noun
unphenabulous, adjective
unphenabulously, adverb
Phenabulous by Meatghost January 15, 2011
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