Phun

What is Phun?


1.

another word for 'fun'

like calling someone's name phill.

that was phun.

2.

The World's best physics simulator. You can make anything that you want in it.

"Phun is a free game like 2D physics sandbox where you can play with physics like never before. The playful synergy of science and art is novel, and makes Phun as educational as it is entertaining." as quoted from phunland

See phun, physics, awesome, simulator, japan

3.

another word for "fun" but it implies more fun -- like extra fun

Wow, that party was so much phun!

See fun, excitement, ecstasy, elated, pleasure

4.

The word Phreaker is used to describe someone who, most commonly, hacks phones for free calls. However, the term has stretched since it's beginning, and now a Phreaker can be anyone, anywhere, who indulges in the "invisible" sort of illegal activity, such as housebreaking, hacking, phonetapping and so on. The word "phun" is used to set apart the fun of normal people from the phun of phreakers.

Damnit man, that house was some good phun !

See Daemon

5.

Excessively not fun, sounds like fun when said aloud.

Host: So, how'd you like my party?

Mike: Yeh, well phun...

See fun, not, phun

6.

Acronym = Perpetually Horny Unusually Naughty

Captain Phun had it goin' on last night, girl!

See Sweet Pea

7.

1) acronym- Phat Honey Undeniably Nasty.

2) acronym- Perpetually Horny Unusually Naughty.

the word phun can take on many meanings, two of which are listed above. in any definition, however, it should be noted that phun is a word used to denote a positive quality, or qualities, found within-or without-a person.

Daaaaamn Sweetpea, you sure be PHUN tonight!

See Sweetpea over there? She is one PHUN chica!


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