Fab-U-lous

Fabulous (adj): To be good looking, wonderful, and near to perfect, all the time.
Ref Chris Lee, Rachel Meyer, and Kyle Szarzynski

Example: The three of them are fab-U-lous.

by blondie87 January 28, 2008

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Fab-tab-ulous

Ultra Fabulous. Derived from fabulous, while adding an intensifier.

That dress looks fab-tab-ulous on you!

by JJJJ1234 December 11, 2006

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An adjective used to describe someone whose outfit fabulously embodies the early 2000s aesthetic. A reference to the early 2000s tween fashions worn by Hilary Duff as the star of the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire

“I love what you are wearing. A true throwback to the early 2000s. 100% Lizzie McGuire fabulous!”

by TK2000 October 29, 2023

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Armed and Fabulous

A person who is particularly fabulous armed with lots of makeup, ie. chazza b

Chazza B is armed and fabulous

by AliceB May 17, 2008

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Captain Fabulous

When Captain Falcon dons his white muscle-suit, pink gloves, pink boots, and screws on his nipple-caps extra tight, he becomes Captain Fabulous.

An alternate costume for Captain Falcon in Super Smash Bros. Melee.

Be sure to use his taunt at every opportunity for added innuendo. It's still the best taunt in the game, fabulous or not.

Smasher #1: *loses* You're fucking gay.

Smasher #2: *wins* Not nearly as gay as Captain Fabulous raping your Fox just now.

by M. Reardon January 5, 2009

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Gone with the Wind fabulous

An expression used to describe a person or thing that is exceedingly fabulous or extravagant— to an extent that is comparable to the lavishness of slaveowner / plantation culture in the American Antebellum South, the time period which the 1939 movie “Gone with the Wind” is set in.

Popularized in late 2012 by former Miss USA, Kenya Moore, during an episode in Season 5 of the reality TV series, The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Kenya: I have been in this business for 20 years, and I’m STILL here! And I’m still fabulous….

Phaedra: You betta preach now!

Kenya: Right?! Fabulous! Gone with the WIND fabulous! Okay? Thank you!

Phaedra: Well, alright now.

by txddy April 16, 2021

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