fangfully

English

Etymology

Punning blend of fang +‎ thankfully.

Adverb

fangfully (comparative more fangfully, superlative most fangfully)

1. (humorous) In a fortunate manner involving fangs or vampires.
   • 1997 November 21, “Flickers”, in Leeds Student‎^[1], volume 28, number 9, University of Leeds, page 16:

     Mia Sara finds herself up to her neck in vampires during a trip to Romania. Fangfully she remembered to pack the garlic

   • 2007, Marianne Mancusi, Girls That Growl‎^[2], page 237:

     "Yeah, to watch the new vampire movie I Netflixed. It's supposed to be fangfully fresh."

   • 2021, April Graham Farr, editor, Uncle John's Hindsight Is 20/20 Bathroom Reader: The Future Is Family, Friends, Facts, and Fun‎^[3], unnumbered page:

     And how do those different animals use their fangs? Those are good questions, and—fangfully—we have the answers!

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:fangfully.