An expletive-infixed intensification of 'fantastic', inserting 'freaking' (a minced oath) mid-word for emphatic comic effect.
An expletive-infixed intensification of 'fantastic', inserting 'freaking' (a minced oath) mid-word for emphatic comic effect. The word follows standard English expletive infixation stress rules and belongs to the same family as 'infuckingcredible' and 'abso-bloody-lutely'. The use of 'freaking' rather than the full obscenity makes it slightly more acceptable in mixed-company or professional casual contexts. Slightly safer than the fully profane version in most contexts.
She said winning the scholarship was fanfreakingtastic and she was still in shock.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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An expletive-infixed superlative where 'freaking' is shoved into the middle of 'fantastic' for maximum emphasis — a linguistic move technically called 'expletive infixation' but far more fun than that sounds. It's what you say when plain 'fantastic' just doesn't cut it and you need your enthusiasm to be felt physically. Common in American English, used for genuine excitement, enthusiastic sarcasm, or theatrical approval. The more syllables you stretch it over, the more dramatic the effect.
She got the promotion, the pay rise, and a corner office — absolutely fanfreakingtastic all round.
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(slang) Fantastic; great.
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