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fauxquila by Drinking Consultants October 18, 2008
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Fauxquidity
A term used to describe the unfounded and ill-informed sense of affluence felt by homeowners during the last Real Estate boom, who then used the equity in their homes or built up credit card debt to purchase cars, vacation homes, plastic surgery, furniture etc., pay for home improvements or just to borrow money to live beyond their means. One of the causes of the current economic crisis.
Fauxquidity by wordwitch March 29, 2010
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fanquila
Oh snap! we've got free tequila and a fanta fountain pop machine on this all-inclusive resort - who needs fantardi when you've got fanquila!
fanquila by robsdailyquips December 8, 2011
Fauxquivalence
I'm making cheap microwave pizza whilst watching Nick DiGiovanni making a super fancy pizza. I am committing fauxquivalence.
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FAUXSQUIAT by Sterios February 2, 2026
Fauxbulary
Definition:
1. The compulsive habit of swapping out plain, honest English words for imported, outdated, or pseudo-technical terms ("the tarmac," "bespoke," "kit," "architected") purely to project unearned wealth, intelligence, or executive status.
2. A person who speaks almost entirely in counterfeit luxury vocabulary; a linguistic social climber.
1. The compulsive habit of swapping out plain, honest English words for imported, outdated, or pseudo-technical terms ("the tarmac," "bespoke," "kit," "architected") purely to project unearned wealth, intelligence, or executive status.
2. A person who speaks almost entirely in counterfeit luxury vocabulary; a linguistic social climber.
"Rick told the team he had to 'architect a bespoke strategy' before his driver met him on 'the tarmac.' The man is drowning in his own fauxbulary."
"Drop the fauxbulary, Dave. You’re standing on concrete in an airport parking lot, not filming Succession."
"Drop the fauxbulary, Dave. You’re standing on concrete in an airport parking lot, not filming Succession."
Fauxbulary by The big handle September 22, 2026
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