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Word List / F :.

51. fo (fō)

  1. a. (prep.) Slang. For; because of.

    Example: "Fo real?" "Fo shizzle."

52. focustrate (fō'kəs-trāt)

  1. a. (v.) To both focus and concentrate toward a common center, often achieving a higher level of focus and concentration as compared with simply focusing or concentrating.

53. food stamp Cadillac (füd stămp kăd'l-ăk')

  1. a. (n.) Any prestigious car that seems to be beyond the financial capabilities of the person driving it; a higher-end car owned by someone who receives Federal government or county social service aid. Sometimes used as a derisive term to describe a car driven by a person who fraudulently misrepresents him or herself in order to receive food stamps and other forms of government assistance, when the person is not actually in need.

54. foodgitive (füd-jĭ-tĭv)

  1. a. (adj.) Any vegetable that sneaks over a partition of a TV dinner tray into either the main course or dessert area.

    Example: Call for backup! We have foodgitive beet in the chocolate pudding! It is suspected to be armed with a highly potent distaste.

55. foon (fün)

  1. a. (n.) A combination fork and spoon.

56. foreploy (fôr'ploi)

  1. a. (n.) Any misrepresentation about yourself for the purpose of obtaining sex.

57. fork (fôrk)

  1. a. (interj.) An interjection expressing extreme displeasure. A polite version of the f-word.

    Example: "Go fork yourself!"

58. fornicorium (fôr'nĭ-kôr'ē-əm)

  1. a. (n.) A single man's apartment or house.

59. fourple (fôr-pəl)

  1. a. (adj.) Consisting of four parts or members; quadruple.

60. foxfax (fŏks-făks)

  1. a. (n.pl.) The cunning and crafty facts one gets from a salesman when trying to buy a new or used car.

61. foxymoron (fŏk'sē-môr'ŏn')

  1. a. (n.) A member of the opposite sex blessed with beauty and cursed with stupidity, whose presence causes contradictory feelings of attraction and repulsion.
  2. b. (n.) A band name.

62. foyeurism (foi'ər-ĭzm)

  1. a. (n.) An action born of curiosity in which the curious person lurks in the foyer for a family member to return from a date in hopes of spying on the good-night kiss; usually involving younger siblings and parents.

63. frabbit (fră'bĭt)

  1. a. (n.) A cross between a frog and rabbit.

64. frafe (frāf)

  1. a. (adj.) Fairly safe from danger, harm, or evil; only slightly more safe than unsafe.

    Example: You're safe here. Well, frafe anyway.

65. frankfluid (frănk-flü'ĭd)

  1. a. (n.) The liquid at the bottom of hot dog packages.

66. frankquilized (frăng'kwə-līzd)

  1. a. (v.tr.) When, by some fluke or alignment of planets, one has the same amount of hot dogs and hot dog buns. Also, when one's hot dog is the same length as its bun. See also: excess bunnage, excess frankage.

67. frapitulate (frăpĭch'ü-lāt')

  1. a. (v.) To stir food with any various body part when a utensil is not readily available.

68. fraznit (frăz'nĭt)

  1. a. (n.) Any string hanging from an article of clothing, which when pulled causes the article to completely unravel.

69. freaky deaky (frē'kē dē'kē)

  1. a. (adj.) Wickedly weird.

70. fremnant (frĕm'nənt)

  1. a. (n.) Those little white stringy bits that you have to remove when you peel an orange.

71. fretard (frē-tärd)

  1. a. (n.) Describing a very retarded person.

72. fridiculous (frĭ-dĭk'yə-ləs)

  1. a. (adj.) Beyond absurd; freaking ridiculous.

73. frienemy (frĕn'ə-mē)

  1. a. (n.) A person who acts as though they are one's friend so as to gain information for use against one.

74. Frito Laylien (frē'tō lā'lē-ən)

  1. a. (n.) Any green potato chip believed to have traveled from a far off galaxy and invaded a bag of earthling potato chips. Occasionally found to travel in groups.

75. frogwash (frôg'wôsh')

  1. a. (n.) Balderdash; ridiculous or valueless communication.

 

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