Search results for 'fund':

funda (noun) : fundamental knowledge; the basic points in learning any subject.

If you have any difficulty in understanding this chapter you can consult John, since his funda in the material is very strong. I heard in conversation

Submitted by: nandini bhattacharjee from India on Oct. 24, 2008 03:00

fundage (noun) : Money, especially pocket cash used for frivolous pursuits.

Hey, if you want to go out for drinks, don't worry about it. I've got fundage.

Submitted by: Rachel Sarcasy from Texas on Feb. 06, 2006 21:34

funder (noun) : an entity that provides funds

The main funder for this project was a large foundation.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 22, 2007 13:48

funderful

(adjective) : fun and wonderful

This game is funderful.

Submitted by: Kelsey from Ohio on Mar. 01, 2006 17:35

(adjective) : (fun-der-ful), meaning very fun to be around, or extremely fun.

Example one: Look! It's the funderful Amy! Example two: person one "how was the game?" person two "it was funderful" —Amalee, slang often used by today's youth, November 30, 2005

Submitted by: Amalee from Alabama on Nov. 30, 2005 23:18

fundi (noun) : Derived from the Xhosa word : Mfundimane meaning : an educated/knowledgable/erudite person. colloquial use of Mfundimane in short .

Nelson Mandela is a renowned fundi of peace and reconciliation in the political arena. —Thabiso Williams, Xhosa language, 01.11.2007

Submitted by: thabiso from South Africa on Nov. 01, 2007 04:47

fundu (adjective) : amazing

That was a fundu idea. (widely used in urban colleges in India)

Submitted by: Mansoor Ansari from Saudi Arabia on Nov. 02, 2005 13:44

funducational (adjective) : fun and educational

That activity in English class was funducational!

Submitted by: Sarah Rayner from Massachusetts on Dec. 11, 2007 11:08

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