No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
five nights at freddys
fell off the chair laughing
First Person Shooter
frosn screen of death
For the f**king win!
file transfer protocol
f**k this s**t I'm out
For Your f**king Information
Besides song listings, you may see people use feat in messages, social media, and forums. For example, your friend may message you, "Didn't you see that the party was feat a live band?" Or, a person may post a video of you as a child on Facebook with the caption, "The cutest sneeze you will ever see. Feat Henry."
The term FOBO first appeared in an October 2020 Slate article titledThe FOBO Is Real, in which author Heather Schwedel explained FOBO's meaning. Seven months into the United States' roller coaster pandemic experience, Schwedel assumed most remote workers were feeling at least some amount of FOBO, until The New Yorker reporter Jeffrey Toobin notably proved her wrong.
In fantasy sports leagues likeFFB, players earn points for their teams by recording positivestats. In FFB, they may be touchdowns, rushing yards, receiving yards, or catches.
In the weightlifting world, "fake natty" is when a person appears or claims to be fit by "natural" means, but they've taken performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), such asHGHor anabolic steroids, or have had cosmetic surgery. For example, your friend may remark about a bodybuilder, "Jared claims he's natty, but he gotswollso fast, he's gotta be fake natty."
A fundie-lite is a person who is very religious but not quite a fundamentalist. The person adheres to strict beliefs but makes some minor exceptions, thus he is the "lite" version of afundie.
To be put into early retirement, especially in competitive gaming and online gaming due to getting destroyed by other much stronger players.
A situation or thing that is really dire.
Acronym standing for 'For Everyone Completely Overwhelmed Right Now'. Used on social media to introduce a cute or uplifting picture, meme, clip or piece of encouragement. Emphasis on cute and uplifting. Trend started in response to Covid-19, inflation and the Ukrainian invasion.
An archaic interjection meaning "in truth" or "indeed," now used exclusively by Shakespeare enthusiasts, Dungeons & Dragons players, and people being deliberately pretentious. It's the medieval equivalent of saying "no cap."
When "fantastic" or "terrific" alone just won't capture your overwhelming enthusiasm, smash them together like a linguistic car accident. This portmanteau is deployed by people whose excitement levels exceed their vocabulary limits.
A playful variation of 'flash,' referring to Adobe Flash animations or movies that were popular in early 2000s internet culture. Bonus points if it was made in a chat room.
The temporary bloated belly you get after eating an embarrassingly large meal, making you look briefly pregnant. That uncomfortable, overstuffed sensation when your stomach extends further than your ego can handle.
The intensified form of "faded," deployed when regular intoxication vocabulary just doesn't capture the extreme level of inebriation you've achieved. It's what happens when "faded" needs backup, suggesting you've transcended mere tipsiness into another dimension. The linguistic equivalent of adding extra letters for emphasis, like "sooooo" or "yasssss."
Getting someone to believe/understand you mean what you are saying.
Faggy waggy pow wow is a term used to describe gay sex and or to offend others.
acting gay among friends, but not gay enough to be truly gay