fictionous
A fictitious word made up by people who don't know words like fictional and fictitious. The people making it up are probably fictional too.
fictionous by Downstrike October 7, 2004
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Fictionous
A person who likes fiction and things such as a fantasy to escape reality knowing that they're more happy in a fake, unreal, fantasy world that they usually live in. These people have been hurt so many times that they cease to believe in the reality that they come across and the reality that led them to suicidal thoughts. These people are the realest people that you will ever meet. They understand pain more than anyone else. When they say they care about you they aren't lying, when they say they love you better believe it because they've lived in pain too much to hate anyone else besides them self.
Fictionous by Mija_17 May 11, 2016
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Fictionista
A fictionista has an appreciation for the characters living inside their head, waiting to be put on the page.
A fictionista never has to write alone.
A fictionista is an artist of words.
A fictionista is a member of the online writing community.
Whether they're a seasoned author or a new writer, they belong at Fictionista Workshop, a thriving, supportive non-profit community of writers, editors, and readers working together to create the premier online writing workshop for creative original and derivative fiction. Fictionista Workshop hopes to assist all fictionistas through various projects and programs, including writing workshops, writing classes, editor training, daily writing prompts, and more. For more information, go to www.fictionistaworkshop.com
Come play with your words.
A fictionista never has to write alone.
A fictionista is an artist of words.
A fictionista is a member of the online writing community.
Whether they're a seasoned author or a new writer, they belong at Fictionista Workshop, a thriving, supportive non-profit community of writers, editors, and readers working together to create the premier online writing workshop for creative original and derivative fiction. Fictionista Workshop hopes to assist all fictionistas through various projects and programs, including writing workshops, writing classes, editor training, daily writing prompts, and more. For more information, go to www.fictionistaworkshop.com
Come play with your words.
Fictionista by SSVV June 28, 2010
Fictionalsexual
Fictionalsexual by Lilli.mal January 20, 2021
fictitious
fictitious by A. Penner February 26, 2010
Fictitious
Literally no one can identify the difference between the word "fictitious," and "fictional."
**No one fucking knows.**
Generally used to pronounce one's vocabulary.
**No one fucking knows.**
Generally used to pronounce one's vocabulary.
Teacher: "Today, we are going to be reading a fictitious novel."
Student: "What does the word 'fictitious,' mean?"
Teacher: "It's a synonym for the word 'fictional'."
Student: "What's the difference between the two words?"
Teacher: **"No one fucking knows"**
Student: "What does the word 'fictitious,' mean?"
Teacher: "It's a synonym for the word 'fictional'."
Student: "What's the difference between the two words?"
Teacher: **"No one fucking knows"**
Fictitious by The Deer Leader May 25, 2017
fictionaut
1. A writer of fictional material, primarily of an experimental or speculative nature.
2. A person so distracted by his or her own imagination, that he or she is said to have his or her head in the clouds.
2. A person so distracted by his or her own imagination, that he or she is said to have his or her head in the clouds.
Ray Bradbury is a first rate fictionaut. The other day, I nearly walked into a stop sign; I am such a fictionaut.
fictionaut by A Lux October 19, 2005
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