different between fabulicious vs funalicious

English

Etymology

Blend of fabulous +? delicious.

Pronunciation

Adjective

fabulicious (comparative more fabulicious, superlative most fabulicious)

1. (slang) Exceptionally fabulous and appealing.
   • 2005, Katia Noyes, Crashing America, Alyson Books (2005), ?ISBN, page 32:

     By the dinner rest stop, I broke down and spent some cash to order a piece of blackberry pie. Stabbed the fork in for a bite. Gush. Held its tartness on my tongue. Soft fabulicious mouthful.

   • 2006, Pamela Jane, Polly's Fabulous Pet Palace, Meredith Books (2006), ?ISBN, unknown page:

     "But we need a really fabulicious plan for the opening—something to get everyone's attention!"

   • 2009, Sheila Callaghan, Scab: A Comic Drama in Two Acts, Samuel French (2009), ?ISBN, page 33:

     And her hair was fabulicious

English

Etymology

fun +? -a- +? -licious

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /f?n??l???s/

Adjective

funalicious (comparative more funalicious, superlative most funalicious)

1. (slang) Excitingly fun or enticing.
   • 2000 October 16, Sylvan Migdal, “from Spin.com..the NYC themes!”, alt.music.tmbg, Usenet
   • 2004 July 27, Tim Pratt, “Wealth”, Tropism, at www.journalscape.com/tim/ [1]

     we went to Lake Merritt for Mary Anne's birthday party, which was funalicious. Mmm, curry buns.

   • 2005 January 18, Brian Caswell and Theodore Stout, “Cisco IDS”, mailing.unix.snort, Usenet [2]

     > Sure, but is it funalicious?

     Over here in Japan, we usually say "Oishii" instead.

     Yeah, it is funalicious. I like it is a lot. [sic.]

   • 2005 October 25, David Ponce, “The ePod From Beyond”, OhGizmo!, at www.ohgizmo.com [3]

     You get a funalicious 128Mb of internal memory, expandable through SD, plus an MP3 player, a video recorder and a digicam.

   • 2006 October 14, Michael Choi, “KinFit Episode 8”, HobbEs TRaNsMoGRIFiED, at michaeltron.blogspot.com [4]

     For episode 8 we show you the Geek-a-cycle, cool free exercises you can get online and some funalicious ideas with apples and squashes.

Related terms

• fabulicious