fantastico

fan·tas·ti·co

noun \fan-ˈtas-ti-ˌkō, fən-\

plural fan·tas·ti·coes

Definition of FANTASTICO

: a ridiculously fantastic individual

Origin of FANTASTICO

Italian, fantastic (adjective), from Late Latin phantasticus

First Known Use: 1596

Rhymes with FANTASTICO

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