Definition

A misspelling or variant of 'OMFG' (Oh My F***ing God) that somehow got its own definition despite being functionally identical to existing internet exclamations. It's the kind of typo that gets weaponized by people who think intentional misspellings are peak comedy.

Example Usage

Fomg, did you see that plot twist in the finale? I was not expecting that at all!

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fomg&defid=988653)

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