fab
- adjective
- /fæb/
- Slang
- Your hair is looking fab, and I'm intrigued to see that flea find on your blog soon!
- look fab
- so fab
I think yeah, the little spoolie, which is fab and then pen stilo.
- I think yeah, the little spoolie, which is fab and then pen stilo.
- That's why it's so brilliant, because resistance is not fab, really.
- How fun it does feel fresh like water, How fab.
- And there you go, your Jelly and ice cream, which I think looks fab, and it wobbles.
- Tomorrow I'm doing David Walliams, which is going to be fab.
- I'm feeling very drab and we're going to make ourselves fab.
- OK, You've had your fair share, fab, but you can have that.
- And in fact you get float on the on the money it's fab.
Examples
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Taylor just got her hair done looking fab, and we're just gonna grab a coffee.
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Do you know I never thought of that? What a fab idea!
Blog text (10) -
Oh, this is such fab news.
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I always loved to watch them, but it's fab now to know all they are saying!
Blog text (1) -
Anyway, it was a fab way to start off the week.
Blog text (5) -
I think it's absolutely fab that you are challenging yourself like this!
Blog text (1) -
As we approach the holiday season, I am determined to bake for some of my fab friends.
Blog text (25) -
I like to wear turquoise; it looks fab with my blonde hair.
Fiction book (2000) -
Again, Kate looked fab, and Morgan Fairchild seemed really nice.
Blog text (25) -
The outfit she wore to the party was absolutely fab and turned everyone's heads.
Synonyms
Being pleasant and enjoyable to experience
Very good and likely to make you feel happy or amazed
Very good and impressive, making you feel pleased
Very good and impressive
Something very delightful and playful that makes people happy
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fab is a short form of fabulous, a word that came to mean 'wonderful' or 'excellent'. So fab is an informal way to say something is 'excellent' or 'very attractive'.