finicular 

adjective: being finicky about particulars. This needn't be a garbled tautology. Though being particular about something is the same as being finicky about something, a finicky person isn't necessarily particular about particulars, but about all kinds of vague, trivial nonsense not generally considered particular. A finicky person NEEDN'T fuss over minutiae, as it is up to his own discretion what to, or what not to, fuss over.

(Whether the fussed-over object by some strange process is rendered particular in the mind of the finicular person is debatable - whether it changes from a general into a particular state).

Newscaster: 'Shoppers today at large vegetable marts across the country have been considerably less finicular, now that the President has declared a day-long flat-rate on all farm produce, in celebration of Carrot Day.

finicular by Bleypunkt April 29, 2009

finoculator 

n.) yet another name for the hose between a man's legs

-Girl 1: Damn, have you seen the bulge on that guy?
-Girl 2: Hell yeah, I could finagle that finoculator all night long!

finoculator by evhguitargod666 January 15, 2013

Folicular Homicide

The act of removing or changing a hair style or facial hair style; generally at the behest of a friend or significant other.

Bill shaved off his beard. They should lock him up for folicular homicide.

Folicular Homicide by DOZER08 October 26, 2010

fonticular 

relating to of having no balls

My frined Chirs is fonticular, he's a panzy

fonticular by T Rose December 16, 2005

Funiculate

To travel upward, somewhat reluctantly.

Past tense: funiculated.

Reluctantly, like my son lurching toward a time-out, I funiculated up the cracked cement stairs and hailed a taxi.

Funiculate by UberDigi July 9, 2009

Funiculate

To travel up or down the side of a mountain in a funicular vehicle.

The group of boys funiculated up the hill when they got in the funicular.

Funiculate by coolio579 August 25, 2011

finiculate

To acutely accent a peice of music by playing sharp, muted sounds. This is sometimes accomplished by right-hand muting of common stringed instruments such as guitar, fiddle or mandolin.

His mandolin solo was meticulously finiculated - it was sharp and clear!

finiculate by Robert Blanda November 26, 2005