Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Feuilletonistic

👉 A feuilletonistic is a type of television series or movie that combines elements of both drama and comedy, often utilizing complex plotlines and intricate character development to engage viewers on a deeper level. The term is commonly used in the entertainment industry to describe a show where characters are described as having a "feisty" personality and have unique strengths and weaknesses that highlight their personalities. It can also refer to a genre of movies or television series that features a mix of comedy, drama, and action elements

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👉 In my world, the term "fouledon" is a slang expression that means to play with words or phrases that have been thoroughly researched and studied. It's like flipping through a book on grammar rules.

Example: "When your friend says 'Hey, look at how much money you're getting from the deal', I'll say 'What? Oh, what's the deal? It's like feuilletonistic—literally, it means that we've just gotten into a new job and are not sure how to handle our responsibilities." It's unsettling because it's so serious and thought-provoking. The phrase "feuilletonistic" conjures up images of people using language to manipulate or control others, which is the opposite of what we should be promoting in our community.