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farnuculent

A made up word. An imaginary lexicon construction. A spontaneous utterance perhaps used by reflex or surprise. A word formed at random from a reaction similar to an onomatopoeia.
Farnuculent does exist as a real word, however, it is defined as a fabricated word.
I didn't understand the drunk man at the bar slurring his speech and mumbling farnuculent phrases. I think he was inventing insults and uttering them under his alcoholic breath.
Stubbing one's toe in the middle of the night on the way to the bathroom might induce a phrase of phonetic peculiarity such as, "eeyaag!" This word, if used, would be farnuculent.
farnuculent by KhanSultans September 11, 2010
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fruculent 

copious, excessive;
to fruculese is the act of adding too much
Dev: Ahh man i fruculese her drink with too many ruffies. I think she is dead now.
Zer: I told you not to fruculent her drink with 10 pills...want help to bury the body.
Dev: Yeah, i'll get my car.
fruculent by Devleonlavair September 10, 2013
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