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phantasmagorical 

Originally meaning a random series of events or figures in a fantasy or dream like state.
Used now to define a night out, normally substance fuelled, that leads to lot's of strange, weird, wonderful and damn right crazy things taking place around you as you try, and fail, to make sense of exactly what is going on.
Man, last night was fucked up, as soon as we hit the club and I came up the whole thing became phantasmagorical. What the hell was that swedish dwarf doing on our drive with andrex tissue hanging out of her pussy?
phantasmagorical by J. Man May 20, 2005

plantastic 

fantastic, but only in instances of devising an enjoyable encounter
GUY: I will collect you at eleven, and then we go to bar.
GIRL: Sounds perfect.
GUY: I love it when a plan comes together.
GIRL: It's plantastic!
plantastic by H. Guakomoli October 19, 2011

phantasm 

phantom, spectre, ghost, illusion of fantasy.
...then the phantasm faded away.
phantasm by illphantasm May 26, 2003
A Homosexual ghost who loves to put toasters up peoples butts and his own.
'Hey Bob, see that "phantasma" over there, he loves him some butt toast
Phantasma by Bob loves Frogs March 18, 2013

phantasmagoria 

The best word in the world, it is used to describe a group of mythical and fantasy creatures, or just top confuse people as most people have never heard it.
As he looked into the forest he saw all manner of Phantasmagoria.

or

instead of the insult your mum, ill screw ur phantasmagoria then walk off.
phantasmagoria by Batduck April 6, 2008

Phantasmagasm 

To experience flashing, unrelated images in frequent succession whilst in a spasmic state, such as having an orgasm or having a fit (often drug related).
"seriously dude that shit gave me a phantasmagasm"
Phantasmagasm by Ze|ane December 9, 2008
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