funfetti
(generalization) A type of soft cake with small colored sprinkles both inside and on the icing. =The term originates from a metaphorical association of the colored sprinkles in the cake with More…
Fungry
To be incredibly hungry ="Can we go to the Hoot? I'm fungry." Etymology : Blending of 'fucking' and 'hungry' =My suitemate
Funilly
Describes an event, person, or idea which is humorous in nature or appearance. Funilly is used for its humorous tone. It is turning the term funny into a comical word which makes one want More…
funkcoustic
genre of music blending characteristics of acoustic and funk genres most likely used to match the other mix of adjectives used to describe the sound of this band. The band’s unique More…
Funketate
(Affixation) To be messed up; to be strange or vaguely disturbing or troubling. The neologism '(to) funketate' was possibly formed from a blend of the adjective 'funky' More…
Funkified
Funkified is another way of saying funky, or describing something as odd or weird. It is a more specific term with a slightly different meaning than funky for instance, so it needed a new More…
FUNKINETICS
a very energetic form of step aerobics that mixes exercise and soul music. =If you like soul music and aerobics, you'll like funkinetics. Etymology : Blend of funk and kinetics More…
funktified
Corrupted, impure, deviating from the acceptable norm. Corrupted, impure. This appears to be a euphemism for the term ‘f***ed up,’ which has a similar meaning. It could also More…
Funktionnaire
(Noun) It refers to someone who is an important figure in good “funky” music. It can refer to different genres of music such as jazz, electronic, punk, pop etc. The person usually has a good More…
Funnovation
Literally a "fun innovation" ="Old Navy Funnovations Inc.--where all the Old Navy Funnovations come from." Etymology : Blending of 'fun' and More…
Funny
a witty quip Stewart had made an ironic and funny observation that was not a pun or a joke. Saying “Stewart made a witty quip” does not have the same effect. The person also More…
funny
a witty quip The speaker said this after Bill made a humorous observation. It wasn't a joke or a pun - there was no one word to describe what he said, so the speaker made a new word. Funny More…
FUNNY
A joke; a humorous comment or remark, sometimes unintentionally humorous. =Did I make a funny? Etymology : zero-derivation of adj. funny =Conversation
funny-ha-ha
Humorous, amusing Speaker was seeking a colorful and humorous way of expressing his own merriment. This is especially desirable in a setting in which people are already laughing, as it More…
Funplex
a building in which a variety of activities are available, such as bowling, games, and jungle gyms This combination is used in order to capture an image of a complex or a building of fun. More…
funsies
(affixation) Fun and excitement (in an unimportant manner) =The suffix “ies” is often used when talking to little children. For example, “ouchies”. Thus, using this suffix adds a playful More…
funtastic
being fun and fastastic. =The funtastic magic ball is made of Etymology : Blending of the words "fun" and "fantastic". =In an advertisement of a toy product
Funzies
fun, entertainment =“Funzies” is typically used as part of the term, “for funzies” as a reason for doing something which is not of great significance, and is being done casually, because More…
Funzies/Funsies
Addition of -zies/sies appear to enhance the term, making the word lighter and looser. The terms seems to be popular among little children and adults speaking baby talk. It seems the word More…