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fangtasy

noun

Etymology

Punning blend of fang + fantasy.

  1. derived from fantasier
  2. inherited from fantasien
  3. derived from *bʰh₂nyéti✻
  4. derived from φαντασία
  5. derived from phantasia
  6. derived from fantasie
  7. inherited from fantasie
  8. compounded as fangtasy — “fang + fantasy”

Definitions

  1. A fantasy or dream involving vampires.

    • Why did the vampire buy a soccer magazine? He wanted to play fangtasy football.
    • Die Hard Dracula (1998): Amusingly terrible fangtasy has American hunk going to Prague and finding the doppelganger of his recently drowned gal—along with Dracula, who looks like Ozzy Osbourne after he’s been snorting ants.
    • The theme of revisting old flames and past selves seems to be up your alley, considering your adults-only "fangtasy" graphic novel My Pretty Vampire.

The neighborhood

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No curated loop yet for fangtasy. Loops are being traced one word at a time while the ingestion pipeline matures.

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