feracious

adjective

Savagely, fierce, cruelly or violently wanting to or devouring something or someone. Relating to appetite; hunger or sexual appetite or both.

The vampire watched the human feraciously.
The starving person ate the sandwich feraciously.

by Theea April 10, 2019

ferocious nut

When you ejaculate so hard you forget where you are and who you are

Damn, I busted a ferocious nut last night.

by CookAfRoginmyVanEverydayReal November 20, 2017

fartacious

Having the unique ability to produce farts with alarming frequency, either deliberately or accidentally.

No one ever fell for his "pull my finger" challenges, as he was well known as the most fartacious person around.

by Rollo & Biff January 4, 2008

furatious

An action or time in place where you were extra mad more mad than furious

I’m so furatious right now.

by Sabribri y Yasi y Lisa November 14, 2021

furocious

furrr-roh-shuhs
–adjective
1. furry, fur-like, fuzzy, animalistic in appearance with a tendency to act out in a wild, savage, and or fierce manor.

2. savagely brazen or bold, having a primal clarity in directive, as a wild beast, a person, action, function, or idea: a furocious exposition

3. intense or extreme: a furocious hunger

—Synonyms 1. ravenous, relentless, furvid, veracious

—Related forms
fur·o·cious·ly, adverb
fur·o·cious·ness, noun

The furocious kitty growled and hissed at the mailman.

by Kepster February 13, 2010

Felicious

Felicious is short for, "Fucking Delicious".

As an instant-food loving geek, I thought the hot pockets were uber felicious.

by Urban Dictionary October 17, 2006

Ferociouslysteph

A deer streamer who says that she has power and they can't take it away

"On November 12-24 it's FerociouslySteph season,"

by Crafted Dino May 28, 2020