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frunobulax 

A very large poodle dog, big as a blimp with a rhinestone collar, that threatens power plants. Bullets can't stop it, Rocket's can't stop it.

With a high priority set on not allowing frunobulax to reproduce, the best bet is to line up 1,000 troops and have then lure it away by calling "Here Fido, Here Fido, Here Fido."
Ladies and gentlemen, The monster, Which the peasants in this area call FRUNOBULAX
(Apparently a very large poodle dog) Has just been seen approaching The Power Plant
frunobulax by Slimy Thing December 13, 2019
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frunobulax 

n.
origin: from the Frank Zappa song "Cheepnis"

1) a really bad looking monster from a cheezy sci-fi movie

2) an obviously fake horror which is intended to scare but instead, amuses
The movie "Reefer Madness" declared that marijuana was a grave threat to the nation's youth but, when viewed, was seen as nothing more than a frunobulax.
frunobulax by Edward Kirby March 9, 2004
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