fangoriously

With great or exceeding fangor.

The bear fangoriously devoured the young boy.

by Pandaemonium September 9, 2003

fangoriously

With teeth, or in a toothed way.

Some people are being fangoriously devoured.

by DigestableGibbon September 12, 2003

fangoriously

Obviously an adjective describing the mysteries of a gelatinous monster's eating habits. This word, intoduced by the great promulgator, Strong Bad, is used in one of two ways:

1. Instinctively chewed, mangled, or eaten by a greater force, usually gelatinous in nature and profound in agression.
2. The state of being devoured, eaten, digested, or over-powered relating to one being absorbed by the other.

My arm was fangoriously being eaten by what I assume was the man's pet.

by Reaver February 21, 2004

fangoriously

strongbadian for "done with the use of fangs"

"Jane is being fangoriously devoured

by Justin September 13, 2003

fangoriously

the word meaning to fangor. in strongbad's email, fangoriously means visciously rip open.

some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster. Hillary's legs are being digested

by cheeseplease September 10, 2003

fangoriously

Adjective describing ickyness and digestive acid burn that is commonplace when being devoured by gelatinour monsters. From wordStrong Bad/word's email #84.

Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster. Hilary's legs are being digested.

by Pedro September 14, 2003

fangoriously

Of or relating to fangs. First used in Strong Bad Email: Kid's Book.

Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelationous monster.

by Zak September 9, 2003