Fantabulas
Fantabulas by Turtles2001 April 8, 2020
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Fantabulous
Sort of like "fabulous" but much more fabulous than the word "fabulous" can convey. Like supercalifragilisticexpialidocius but shorter and easier to spell.
While on a free trip to Italy I won a free titanium frame bicycle and the customs agent let me bring it on the plane for free. What a Fantabulous trip!
Fantabulous by Alfie The Horndog November 29, 2005
Related Words
fantaboulate
This is a un-common word that is outdated.it's a fancy way to pronounce "fabulous" .Originating in french means "wonderful" or "fantastic" Also an old slang word for the children in the 17th century.Nowadays it's not used anymore.although EditZP is the first ever say it in a Minecraft Video on October 3rd.
"Fantaboulate..Fantaboulate? That should be a real word..That SHOULD be a word! I demand somebody to put that in the dictionary.."
"that was Fantaboulate!"
"Isn't Fantaboulate really a word?"
"that was Fantaboulate!"
"Isn't Fantaboulate really a word?"
fantaboulate by Starjas9 October 3, 2011
Fantabulisticesque
Something slightly more amazing than fantastic, but much more astounding than fantabulisticesqueastic! Basically, it's a cool way of saying that something is the greatest thing ever.
Fantabulisticesque by Frig February 1, 2006
FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC
Greater than Fantastic...Greater than Fabulous....Greater than Terrific...Greater than Delicious....Far, Far, Far beyond your wildest imagination of things that are WONDERFUL and bring you the up most feeling of joy and love and acceptance and fulfillment . This word describes the very thing that most people (sadly enough) will never get to experience in their lifetime.
I had the most FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC night imaginable.
The only way to describe our honeymoon was FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC.
He told me that I was FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC!!!
The only way to describe our honeymoon was FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC.
He told me that I was FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC!!!
FANTABULISTIODELICIOUSTIC by VHM1970 March 29, 2010
Fantabulary Theory
The Fantabulary Theory states that if you want to do it, it's bad for you.
It conceived it while half asleep in the morning, yearning to slip back into my dream, but obligated to attend school.
If the option sounds fantabulous to you, it's actually an awful choice.
It conceived it while half asleep in the morning, yearning to slip back into my dream, but obligated to attend school.
If the option sounds fantabulous to you, it's actually an awful choice.
Examples of Fantabulary Theory situations:
You want a slab of chocolate cake. Unfortunately, chocolate cake will make you fat.
You want to drink soda. Water's so much better for you.
You want to punch Lucas in the face. But that will lead to suspension from school, firing from a job, lawsuits, and various other negative effects.
You want a slab of chocolate cake. Unfortunately, chocolate cake will make you fat.
You want to drink soda. Water's so much better for you.
You want to punch Lucas in the face. But that will lead to suspension from school, firing from a job, lawsuits, and various other negative effects.
Fantabulary Theory by Seina Rosa January 19, 2006
fantabulous
fantabulous by Lishypop November 18, 2004
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