fabaceous
Literally "like a bean," but due to the 'fab' nature of the word, it can be used as an adjective for something cute or fabulous. Could also be used as an interjection.
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fabrageous
1) Girl, leopard print on you is fabrageous! Rock it baby! I love it girlfriend!
2) She was fabrageous after about a bottle and a half of wine -- basicallly the life of the party.
3) His resignation was so fabrageous. Not only was it noticed by all of upper management but he managed to get his boss fired and took all the clients with him.
2) She was fabrageous after about a bottle and a half of wine -- basicallly the life of the party.
3) His resignation was so fabrageous. Not only was it noticed by all of upper management but he managed to get his boss fired and took all the clients with him.
fabrageous by rchan the regfile, pooks September 15, 2011
Related Words
fabaceous • fagacious • Fabtacious • falacious • fabalous • fabrageous • faceous • fadacious • fagateous • famacious
faceous
Often mistaken for 'facetious', faceous is used to describe a gentleman who sucks incredible amounts of dick as a hobby.
Typically, faceous individuals are caucasian, have brown hair, and are plagued by conditions such as salmonella or ulcerative colitis.
Typically, faceous individuals are caucasian, have brown hair, and are plagued by conditions such as salmonella or ulcerative colitis.
faceous by FaceousIsntAWordLeon March 7, 2017
fagacious
fagacious by jamal Sims a.k.a Jmazing June 20, 2005
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