fantods

IPA: fˈænʌdz

1839, Charles Biggs, Adventures of Harry Franco:
1935, The American Magazine, page 66:
1992 July/August, Molly Ivins, “Bubba's Billionaire”, in Mother Jones Magazine, page 8:

Examples of "fantods" in Sentences

The real page about The Fantods, however, isn't a joke.
It must have been a case of the dreaded leaping fantods.
In fact, to settle my inflight fantods, I have already consumed three screwdrivers.
I think Avatar would have given Altman the shrieking blue fantods, if you'll excuse the expression.
Just watching the window washers swinging on their seemingly rickety rope rigs gives me the fantods.
I think the blue fantods is probably exactly what Altman would have suffered if he'd lived to see Avatar.
I will of course have to wash my hair and bathe afterwards, and then spend a few weeks recuperating so that I don't get the fantods.
Savage Arms, which gave the shooting industry the leaping fantods when it introduced the Accu-Trigger, has just announced the Accu-Stock, which is just as radical.
The idea of facing a discerning Eastern audience gave Sam the fantods, but he said yes, and Frank Fuller joined Charles Henry Webb on the Mark Twain multimedia express, as his lecture manager.
If you use perfume thereafter, go easy on the saucy splash behind the ears, because you can bet that some grump or hyper-sensitive soul will complain bitterly about headache, nausea or a general outbreak of the fantods.