fantastics
Sayfan-TAS-tiks/fænˈtæstɪks/
- 1Plural of fantastic. Archaic: eccentric or whimsical people.
Note
A plural left over from an older noun: a fantastic was a fanciful or whimsical person, a use now archaic. Today the word lives mostly as an adjective (fantastic news, a fantastic creature), and English adjectives take no plural, so fantastics always points back to those whimsical people. Use it knowingly, for period color or a deliberately old-fashioned ring. The form itself is regular, with a plain -s.
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