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fancydan 

Mountain biker's term used to describe a new purchase, usually frivolous, expensive or blinged-up. Commonly used to describe a new bike bought to replace one that is already of an extremely high Calibre.

Owners of fancydan bikes often believe it will make them a better rider and improve their 'shredding' abilities, thus enabling them to 'send it' harder.
"Oh look, there's another ex-Nutter sending it on their fancydan bike!"
fancydan by ChunkyMunky74 May 21, 2019
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fung tao pai fancypants 

Well, big fucking deal! (sarcastic)
Zach: I finally slept with Dan's mother!

John: Fung tao pai fancypants, bitch. That must have been a real conquest, heh heh...

fancypants

"Karin, your loft is so fancypants!"
fancypants by Gaelen May 31, 2006

fancypantsdoodlydootastic 

meant to describe something that is snazzy
"My day has been fancypantsdoodlydootastic!"
fancypantsdoodlydootastic by lizurbeth September 20, 2011

fancypantsification 

The rising level of sophistication of the American public. Used by Stephen Colbert on the Colbert Report.
Teaching people how to cook like a gourmet chef is contributing to the fancypantsification of the american public.
fancypantsification by Lorain February 20, 2007

fancypants

1.Pants that are particularly fancy today.
2.Shoved on the end of anyone's name who happens to be particularly fancy.
N.B. Your fancyness can not exceed that of Lappo,Circus,Timothy and Bradley as they are all fancier than thou.
Hold your pinky up as high as you can and exclaim "Fancier than thou!"..as long as your pinky is the highest you are the fanciest...other than the aforementioned fancypantses.

fancypants

Say fancypants! or , Scott is a fancypants
fancypants by dan December 11, 2003
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