fancypants
A person who has dressed up or done something to make themselves more attractive. Often used in jest or to make fun of someone. This word was formed by compounding “fancy” and More…
fancytastic
Elegance and classiness emphasized. =According to the advertisement fancytastic is defined as "Class and elegance without snobbery...A word spoken, as you leave ordinary behind." More…
Fandom
A community of enthusiasts of a book, television program, film etc. Groups of fanatics of a particular branch of entertainment form exclusive communities online thanks to message boards, More…
fandom
a group of fans associated with a particular piece of intellectual property. =“It took a while, but now I’m part of the Legend of Korra fandom.” Etymology : reported to be a blend of fan More…
fandumb
Used to describe a fan of something that is so obsessed with their particular interest that they view it as above everything else. =“Diamond just said Doctor Who is the greatest thing More…
fanfic
a short story or novel based off of a book or television program of which you’re a fan It’s simply a short way to describe something you’re writing as only being a More…
fanfic
Apparent Meaning: TV shows written by fans. Reason Use: Plots that are fiction, but written by fans. =Context and Source: “soap operas are fanfics” Etymology : Analysis: More…
fanfiction
(Compounding) A fictional piece using characters, settings, and/or situations of a pre-existing work that is written by a fan of this original work and not its creator. =The origins of this More…
fangirl
A rabid breed of human female who is obesessed with either a fictional character or an actor. ="The stuff that I would do if I meet Benedict Cumberbatch would probably make him think More…
fangirling
To be an immense supporter of a certain entity, such as a band, TV show, etc. A fangirl is someone who, usually being a girl, has such an intense longing for something to the point of More…
fangirling23
(fan+girl+ing) to obsess over someone or something similar to how a fan to a popular band or group would act, to be excited and act silly as if in the presence of someone famous when the More…
fangoriously
in a gory, graphic manor, usually involving fangs in some way. The speaker wanted to convey the way the fictional character in his story was being devoured by the gelatinous monster. No More…
fangoriously
Describing the furious gnashing of teeth, fangs, etc I know what you are thinking: weird word from a weird source, but hear me out. While the source is somewhat questionable, this a great More…
fanpage
a facebook page dedicated to connecting a public figure or phenomena to it's fans ="Did you hear that Lady Gaga's fanpage has more likes than Justin Bieber's?" More…
Fantabular
Great, fabulous, fantastic all at the same time. Possible reason used: This is a word used similar to another neologism ‘fantabulous’ which is a blend of More…
fantabulific
fantastic, fabulous, terrific all combined into one; used to describe something really awesome =Wow, that concert was so sweet! It was fantabulific! Etymology : blending and clipping More…
fantabulous
something that is really great Formed from fantastic and fabulous. Used to emphasize how great something is. =That is fantabulous. Etymology : Clipping/blend of fanta(stic) and More…
fantabulous
Incredibly exciting, marvelous To draw attention to how exciting a certain piece of news is with a new sounding word. =That’s fantabulous news! Etymology : blend of fantastic and More…
Fantabulous
Utterly amazing in quality or effect. (‘the fantabulous show’) Apparent meaning, etymology, and type of word formation: The word fantabulous means utterly amazing in quality or More…
Fantabulous
Surpassing fantastic or fabulous I have heard this word on numerous occasion; it falls into the same class as ginormous and gimongous. Fantabulous is a superlative of the two clipped words More…