fantabulous

Fantabulous - that's the right word to describe her work this time.

It may be the first (and last) movie in which the word "fantabulous" stands out.

That's when my dad with his fantabulous dancing skills came and took over for me."

But it does bring back the word "fantabulous."

Its glowing, swirling blur was both a fantabulous effect and an existential question about how we know when it's real.

"For some men, it might be the ability to produce fantabulous multiple orgasms in their partner.

As part of a promotional campaign, Ray describes the company's coffee as "fantabulous."

Stolen money enhanced the flavor of everything it bought, made every game of pinball more fantabulous and fun.

Sea creatures are quite fantabulous enough in appearance in real life without any help at all from crazed illustrators.

As an example, the following information is available for the synset excellent, first-class, fantabulous:

Fuzzy Fantabulous as himself, radio co-host of Big Boy's Neighborhood.

The view was fantabulous.

I know I'm a bit late with printing tips for this fantabulous game (the Simpsons board game's pretty good too - Phil).

The Squirrely is fantabulous.

And lastly, WHY didn't the fantabulous Kings of Leon perform?!

The Fantabulous Mushman is an album by Red, released in 1998 on Page Publications.

Lil' Marvin (So Fantabulous)

A good explanation: http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy ... post860842 Currently have a Thunderbolt and it's fantabulous.

There was a fantabulous view from a terrace of Manhattan, looking across the Hudson at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine.

Huston was also featured in a feat with super group Deltron 3030 on their self-titled album for the song The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza.

A mixture of fantabulous South Africa with background music by Stef Bos, which adores our country ... Proud to...

Eric C. Juarez Sat Jan 14, 2012 12:42 pm PST Report Abuse her boobage is fantabulous!

Yesterday, P. T. Barnum's American Museum opened once again, on the World Wide Web, a medium perhaps well suited to the circus-meister's fantabulous claims.

Mr. Busch's impeccable ear for early 60's slang takes us back to the era of "fantabulous" and the hep-cat slang of pseudobeatniks slinging terms like "daddy-o."

The most daring performance is a big-band swing version of Van Morrison's "Moondance," which Mr. Feinstein enunciates with such fastidious care that the word "fantabulous" stands out like a sore thumb.