fugly
Presumably, something so unattractive it is actually funny. It was used as a clever term for an amusingly unattractive person or object. Etymology : fugly. Clipping/Blend of funny More…
Fugly
exceptionally ugly Fugly is often used to describe an article of clothing, accessory, outfit that attempts to be trendy and fails miserably. People who wear fugly clothes should know More…
Fugly
an extreme condition of unattractiveness usually amplified by one’s clothing. apparent meaning: extremely ugly reason used: The writers of the script had to find a way to say f***ing More…
Fugly
Extraordinarily ugly; grotesque Fugly is a blend of the words ‘fucking’ and ‘ugly,’ contracted at the common ‘schwa’ sound the ‘u’ More…
fugly
Extremely ugly or unattractive; denoting a negative connotation of looks or appearance. =That shirt he had on was fugly. Etymology : formed from roots FREAK (origin unknown) and UGLY More…
fugly
A combination of the ‘f-word’ and ‘ugly’. It means extraordinarily ugly. A degree of ugliness over simply ‘ugly’. In the movie one of the girls More…
Fugly
someone or something that is beyond ugly Apparent meaning: Really ugly Type of Word formation: Blend: fucking and ugly Reason Used: a substitute for using explicit language =Damn, that More…
fugly
Extremely ugly reason used: This word places emphasis how very ugly the girl was. It was used to convey the same intensity of meaning without cursing because saying “fucking More…
Fugly (1)
someone or something who is very odd looking and unattractive in appearance =Fugly is a mixture of “the f-word” and ugly; it is used primarily by females to describe the appearance of More…
Fugly (3)
It means a description of an object that is very displeasing to the eye. =I had never seen something so fugly. Etymology : It is formed by compounding. It is combing the words fucking More…
fulcer
A blending of the words "fake" and "ulcer," the source was discussing recent medical issues and her mistaken belief she was suffering from an ulcer. ="I thought I More…
Full Court Press
Named after the play in basketball, it means to agressively put the moves on, or to hit on someone. To not give up on trying to get someone until you actually get them. =Used by males and More…
Fullsend
To put in full effort into something =“If we’re going to pass this test, we gotta fullsend tonight.” Etymology : It is said to originate in climbing slang in the 1990s and possibly More…
funage
('Fun' + '-age'(suffix forming a noun that denotes an action)) Funage, n. A event or game that was characterized by lots of fun. =Funage is made by a back formation More…
funbag
The female mammary glands. Slang to describe a woman’s breasts in a comical manner. =Janet Jackson’s right funbag seemingly receives more highlight replays than the past four More…
funcated
To have one’s fun ended abruptly by something. Used in conversation by a friend whose fun was ended by the RUPD stopping the party he was attending. =Used in conversation by a friend More…
Funcomfortable
(blending of fun and uncomfortable) Funny yet explicit, hence causing listeners to feel uncomfortable. This word was used as a title of Chris Hardwick’s 2016 stand-up special. The show More…
Funcuddled
Confused, bewildered Apparent meaning, etymology, and type of word formation: “Funcuddled” means confused. This word contains a most fascinating, roundabout history. The first More…
fundies
a clipped/slang form of fundamentalists (people who stressing strict and literal adherence to a set of basic principles). Has a derogatory overtone. In the post, the poster apparently More…
Funemployment
The practice of enjoying one’s unemployment. Etymology : Fun + Unemployment. An enjoyable unemployment. =LA Times. 6/4/2009.