fantasmagoric
fantasmagoric by Kristymcj August 21, 2006
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Mantasmagorical
Mantasmagorical by Flanigen September 16, 2004
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fantazmagorical
uber spiffy to the max; this word describes all of those things that are so awesome you can't put into words. well now you can!
fiveawesomegirls and fiveawesomeguys are like completely fantazmagorical
I think that Nerdfighters definatly has fantazmagoricalnesity!
I think that Nerdfighters definatly has fantazmagoricalnesity!
fantazmagorical by kaspir February 7, 2008
fantasmagorium
Not to be confused with "phantasmagorium"
Fantasmagorium denotes:
1. A place, or "emporium" if you will, full of fantastic items or pleasurable activities.
2. Used sarcastically to describe a place that is not fun or excitng.
Note that it is usually followed by a one or two word description.
Fantasmagorium denotes:
1. A place, or "emporium" if you will, full of fantastic items or pleasurable activities.
2. Used sarcastically to describe a place that is not fun or excitng.
Note that it is usually followed by a one or two word description.
Ex.
1. Dude, I can't believe you don't want to go to the fair, it's a fantasmagorium of sight and sound!
2. (sarc.) Yeah, right I would love to go to Jeffrey Bacon's house, it's a fantasmagorium of fun and excitement.
1. Dude, I can't believe you don't want to go to the fair, it's a fantasmagorium of sight and sound!
2. (sarc.) Yeah, right I would love to go to Jeffrey Bacon's house, it's a fantasmagorium of fun and excitement.
fantasmagorium by like I need credit for this March 4, 2009
Fantasmagorical
Quite simply the BEST word ever devised. It's a mixture of the words, 'fantastic', 'amazing' and 'magical' all in one juicy little package.
It's important not to overuse the word. It's reserved for when ordinary, boring words just won't cut it.
It's important not to overuse the word. It's reserved for when ordinary, boring words just won't cut it.
Fantasmagorical by Richard/Melisa October 25, 2006
bantasmagorical
Banter that is so banterous, above The Archbishop of Banterbury, Banter Claus, and Bantersauras Rex. Used to describe high class banter.
Wow, that was so bantasmagorical!!!
bantasmagorical by The Banterclaus October 21, 2010
Fantastimagorical
Something that is fantastic and magical.
Something that has no current definition simply because it's that amazing. Just. Like. Me.
Something that has no current definition simply because it's that amazing. Just. Like. Me.
Fantastimagorical by CarolineMargaret85 July 24, 2011
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