fibulate

a word to describe being very in the moment with something you are obsessive-compulsive about, so much so that you are going beyond doing only what you are doing. Usually includes pacing back and forth and can involve wiggling. To fibulate, fibulating, fibulation, and fibulated. Fibuli is the stimuli that provokes you into it. Only three people I've ever known have used the word, myself included, its an evolved version of a word my highschool friend created back in the 1990s.

He fibulated with his smokes and coffee.

You're fibulating too much.

Did you have your fibulation yet?

etc.

by andi & keese April 20, 2006

fibulate

an archaic word meaning to perform the action of buttoning or unbuttoning one's shirt

It is difficult to fibulate with cold hands.

by fibulating August 6, 2011

Figulate

To act in a manner in which you are very unsettled. Going beyond your normal actions to keep your mind and body busy when you are uncomfortable or restless.

Slow down and relax you are starting to figulate now.

by KanKan d/Cane February 28, 2019

Fibulator

A person who consistantly tells white lies and/or often exaggerates situations (most often a child)

My daughter tends to be a fibulator when she is put on the spot.

All politicians nowadays are fibulators, like in Jane Nazrat's poem "The Tribulation of Fibulation", you can check it out on Think.mtv.com.

by Jane Nazrat September 22, 2009

finulate

To crush small particles into a fine dust, and arrange into lines.

I'd prefer to finulate using a razor blade, but this library card will do.

by Poot Slapp November 19, 2021

Fabulated

To have been near or touched by someone who claims that they are fabulous

You have just been Fabulated

by FEMQUADS February 7, 2018

fobulate

To assess, organise or plan.

I need to fobulate my finances.

That plan needs refobulating or further fobulation.

by Sharon Millership January 16, 2006