2 definitions by Shadow Wolfwind
From the noun fangirl
V. To make loud high pitched noises (this includes squealing, yelling, or talking so quickly that it doesn’t sound like they are actual speaking a real language) or show their excitement for the object of their obsession though movement (this includes jumping glomping, running in circles, etc.). Fangirling involves a lot of physical action unlike fanboying and can be quite annoying.
One does not have to be a girl to start fangirling though most girls do.
Also see fanboy
V. To make loud high pitched noises (this includes squealing, yelling, or talking so quickly that it doesn’t sound like they are actual speaking a real language) or show their excitement for the object of their obsession though movement (this includes jumping glomping, running in circles, etc.). Fangirling involves a lot of physical action unlike fanboying and can be quite annoying.
One does not have to be a girl to start fangirling though most girls do.
Also see fanboy
Everytime she saw him she started fangirling in my ear.
I was fangirling so much I forgot to breath.
I was fangirling so much I forgot to breath.
by Shadow Wolfwind November 14, 2005
From the noun fanboy
v. To stand, drool, or worship the object of their obsession. Fanboying involves no real physical action or movement.
One does not have to be a boy to start fanboying.
Also see fangirl
v. To stand, drool, or worship the object of their obsession. Fanboying involves no real physical action or movement.
One does not have to be a boy to start fanboying.
Also see fangirl
He was fanboying in front of that artist. It took the three of us to drag him away from there.
Whenever I fanboy it's like I go into a trance and I block off everything around me.
Whenever I fanboy it's like I go into a trance and I block off everything around me.
by Shadow Wolfwind November 14, 2005