Search results for 'fu':

fu-fu up (verb) : To shave and shower after a hard day's work.

I need to fu-fu up before going on a date.

Submitted by: Gene K. from Florida on Jan. 22, 2006 19:17

fual (noun) : Fur surrounding a collar or hem on a piece of clothing

Submitted by: Kim Stafford from Florida on Mar. 08, 2006 11:01

fubar (adjective) : very popular acronym for "f***ed up beyond all recognition" [used all over the u.s.]

After the party I was so fubar, I don't even remember what happened back at his place! —dunno (but good word), unk, unk (less than 20 years)

Submitted by: jonathan keith sheriff from California on Oct. 28, 2005 15:28

fubsy (adjective) : short and squat

He was a fubsy fellow. —anon,

Submitted by: Catmoves from New Mexico on Jan. 21, 2006 13:56

fudge (interjection) : —used to express annoyance or disappointment

Submitted by: Kristina Koch(Eco Freak) from Louisiana on Dec. 05, 2005 17:10

fudgesicle (noun) : a fudge popsicle

I like eating fudgesicles in the summer. —Hannah Harry, 11-29-08

Submitted by: Hann from Connecticut on Nov. 29, 2008 10:03

fudgie wedgie (noun) : a slice of white cake with chocolate icing

For his birthday, Danno asked for some fudgie wedgie. —ed. duarte,

Submitted by: edward duarte from California on Jan. 04, 2006 16:05

fudgit (other) : Slang; often used to substitute other words, specifically when hope is lost and results must be fixed for a certain outcome

Oh fudgit, I poured too much sugar in the batter and we'll have to add a little more of everything else.

Submitted by: Erica from Canada on Apr. 24, 2007 13:43

fueled : Excited, ready or prepared for;

"I got tickets to the game. I am fueled! I did not think I would ever get to see these two teams play"! —Beth Hammond,

Submitted by: Beth A.H. from Alabama on Mar. 20, 2006 17:46

fuelification (noun) : the conversion of food crops into fuel such as ethanol

The fuelification of food crops with eventually lead to food shortages.

Submitted by: Edgar from California on Apr. 05, 2008 19:54

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