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These user-created lists contain the word ‘howling fantods’.
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set phasers to...
you name the setting
I've tuned mine to be gentler and kinder
following suit is not mandatory but would be appreciatedcoddle, confuse, flummox, tap, furrow, instigate, invigorate, punnify, logical, must... act... be..., bowdlerise, laughing gas and 419 more...
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My Little Phonies
Names for the next generation of My Little Ponies. Inspired by Star's list.
juggernaught, flamboyant, cuddly maggot, astrobleme, agroof, windburn, poshlost, crucifer, feedbag, dunderwhelp, nebelwerfer, bliss ninny and 445 more...
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Side effects may include...
Before you take that medication, you'd better read the warning label.
nausea, sweating, dizziness, dry mouth, drowsiness, vomiting, walking like an E..., spontaneous decap..., amnesia, anosmia, weltschmertz, flatulence and 68 more...
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Words that should be heard in songs more often
Inspired by PossibleUnderscore's list of words overused in modern pop music.
giant squid, bamboo, colonic, herbivore, raptor, dodecahedron, largesse, sinuses, dim sum, carburetor, transubstantiation, wife and 54 more...
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Be Afraid
Scary and scared words
ascared, ugsome, qualm, trepidity, disquietude, scaremonger, scaredy pants, bugbear, scarify, jimjams, petrified, afeared and 11 more...

reesetee Actually, the first recorded user was Charles Briggs in his two-volume book The Adventures of Harry Franco in 1839, according to the link I cited below. And indeed, I heard this phrase long before DFW was old enough to hunt & peck on a keyboard, rest his soul. :-) Mar 9, 2009
lutraphile *in response to bilby asking from where the expression originated. Mar 5, 2009
lutraphile david foster wallace. Mar 5, 2009
reesetee *smiles bluely* Apr 2, 2008
chained_bear Wow. I think bilby was just in howling fantods, there, for a moment.
Uhhh... reesetee? Your teeth are blue. Apr 2, 2008
reesetee *eats dark blue–frosted cupcake; smiles* Apr 2, 2008
bilby *adds to speed-dial* Self-Defence Tips Against Far-Flung Cupcakes In Scurrilous Shades Of Blue (recorded message, $1.95 per minute but my fur is worth it, sheesh). Apr 2, 2008
plethora Perhaps the dark colour will make bilby less visible in the dark. Always handy for nocturnal animals, I'm sure. Apr 2, 2008
chained_bear Don't do it, bilby. Don't trade places with what I been through. (said in best Oprah Winfrey-in-The-Color-Purple voice)
I finally clicked on the link at the bottom of this page and decided I really like this word after all. Apr 2, 2008
reesetee Correction: *picks up dark blue-frosted one*
It has lots of butter in it--surely that would make one's coat shinier. Apr 2, 2008
plethora All that icing cannot be good for bilby's fur, surely. Apr 2, 2008
bilby Pink? Blue? I'm being bullied by the Baby-Shower Bandit. Apr 2, 2008
reesetee *replaces pink-frosted one, picks up blue-frosted one* Apr 2, 2008
bilby No, no! Not pink! No! Apr 2, 2008
reesetee You have a problem with my cupcakes?? *slowly picks up a pink-frosted one* Apr 2, 2008
bilby What is it with cupcakes this week? You're despatching them in all directions. Apr 2, 2008
reesetee What? I was just going to feed them a treat. Maybe a cupcake. Apr 2, 2008
bilby Be warned, I have the Royal Society For Prevention Of Cruelty To Fantods on speed-dial. Apr 2, 2008
reesetee Would you like some? I can quiet them a bit. Apr 1, 2008
yarb How bizarre. I don't have fantods, and if I did they certainly wouldn't howl. Apr 1, 2008
reesetee Oh, why thank you. ;-) Apr 1, 2008
bilby Did help. But you can keep them ;-) Apr 1, 2008
reesetee This might help, bilby. Apr 1, 2008
bilby Where does this expression originate? Apr 1, 2008