fuliarious
Fucking hilarious
That joke was fuliarious.
fuliarious by Oreoladibug April 24, 2017
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fularious
Intensifier of "hilarious" created by combining "funny" and "hilarious." You know it's really "fucking hilarious," but if grandma ever asks...
Everyone was falling off the pews with laughter when Pastor Dave slipped and said Milla was Charles's "new ride" instead of "new bride." It was so fularious, Grandma!
fularious by Eidetic Memory April 7, 2005
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Failarious
Someone who fails in a humorious way. A type of philosophical or crude humor, often when someone gets hurt.
Failarious by Lerich August 19, 2008
funarious
Mario looked funarious today. Not yesterday, just today.
When Hermy is mad, she looks very funarious. haha..
When Hermy is mad, she looks very funarious. haha..
funarious by Becky the Krazy Kiwi April 25, 2009
Fularious
The superlative form of the word hilarious is formed by combining 'fucking' and 'hilarious' to create fularious. Fugly is a similar contraction that adds fucking to the front of an everyday term to add emphasis.
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