fumberous

to be insanely dubious

"Your choice of words are confusing me. Your acting a bit fumberous right now."

by Glumfus November 13, 2022

fumblerooski

A trick play formerly used in American football before it was banned. In a fumblerooski, the quarterback sets the ball on the ground after the snap, and leads defenders away. If successful, a single unnoticed lineman picks up the ball and barrels down the field.

This play has been banned in all levels of American football; last run in 1992, by the Nebraska Cornhuskers, the team largely responsible for its popularity.

1984 Orange Bowl, Nebraska v Miami: down 17-0, famous Nebraska coach and current congressman Tom Osborne called a successful fumblerooski in which a lineman rumbled 20 yards for a score, taking the defense and spectators completely by surprise.

by zoogies August 13, 2006

fungerous

Fun and dangerous at the same time. Wicked awesomeness. Often done or used when stoned or high. Like we are right now.

Dude, Jumping offa stuff... so fungerous....

by Headfones and Miao September 26, 2003

Fumerous

The funny side of being so angry at a bad joke.

Mark called me, and told me another joke... I'm fumerous.

by Doctor Awesome August 5, 2015

Furburous

Adj. Awkwardly Hairy. Having hair on or in various places of the body that wouldn't normally be found.

My girlfriend is extremely furburous.

by Gerpa November 15, 2010

Numberous

A perfectly complementary combination of numb and numerous.

1. Adj. numberous - To render others emotionally unresponsive due to a boringly large number of attempts to discern stated goals

I have attended numberous meetings calls to determine why we have to attend so many meetings."

by GSA Mike May 5, 2011

fumblerooski

See fumbalaya

When a player fumbles the ball in the game of football. Often shouted by announcers and can be said by players engaging in any type of football video game when a fumble occurs.

Player 1: Oh man theres a first down, hes goin...ahhhh fuckin fumble!!
Player 2: Fumblerooski!

by jim17g April 5, 2005