n.
Phonetics for Cluster-Fuck
Phonetics for Cluster-Fuck
by Lionel Mandrake January 22, 2004
Hey dawg, Gunnys call sign on the radio is Foxtrot Bravo.
I hate my mother in-law! She's such a Foxtrot Bravo!!
I hate my mother in-law! She's such a Foxtrot Bravo!!
by Hotel Cali June 20, 2007
Phonetic for Fake Cheer used in code to protect the parties involved. Usually a male of small stature who will cheer for a sports team when he really has no clue, no affiliation, and no real reason to be a fan other than it seems to be the cool thing to do at the time.
ANNOUNCER: "Reggie Bush has run another one into the endzone"
FOXTROT CHARLIE: "Whooo...Homerun!!!!"
BAR PATRONS: ...complete silence...
FOXTROT CHARLIE: "Whooo..." clapping loudly.
FOXTROT CHARLIE: "Whooo...Homerun!!!!"
BAR PATRONS: ...complete silence...
FOXTROT CHARLIE: "Whooo..." clapping loudly.
by dino9401 February 7, 2010
by P0TAT0HANDGUN May 3, 2015
A Top Secret Army Military Occupational Specialty Code also known as The Army Combat Faggot. Unlike most "gay soldiers", a 99 Foxtrot is considered to be one of the most elite troops of the U.S. Military due to his chameleon-like ability to blend in seamlessly with his surrounding environment. He is further esteemed above his peers because in order to receive this specialty code he must have successfully completed a Combat Tour in defense of his country. While peers, subordinates and superiors may know of his orientation he still remains an esteemed and invaluable member of his unit.
Alexander the Great - The ultimate 99 Foxtrot
by The original 99F July 23, 2010
interjection.
1) An empahtic response to someone's abject whining (and crying), usually about tasks that someone is required to do, with the implication that the whiner is an punky, slacker, immature, lazy-assed, cry-baby. The words are radio phonetics for the letters W-F-W, and in this case the letters stand for, "Whaaa Fuckin' Whaaa," hence an emphatic declaration of an abject lack of characer. This also shows that its origin is in the military. A less emphatic expression is simply "Whaaa!"
2) Can also be the response to abject whining (and crying) regarding how hard someone's life is, when in reality they are quite coddled and and their lives are almost excessively comfortable, and the expression indicates how the whiner is an ingratious, cowardly, punky, slacker, immature, lazy-assed, cry-baby.
1) An empahtic response to someone's abject whining (and crying), usually about tasks that someone is required to do, with the implication that the whiner is an punky, slacker, immature, lazy-assed, cry-baby. The words are radio phonetics for the letters W-F-W, and in this case the letters stand for, "Whaaa Fuckin' Whaaa," hence an emphatic declaration of an abject lack of characer. This also shows that its origin is in the military. A less emphatic expression is simply "Whaaa!"
2) Can also be the response to abject whining (and crying) regarding how hard someone's life is, when in reality they are quite coddled and and their lives are almost excessively comfortable, and the expression indicates how the whiner is an ingratious, cowardly, punky, slacker, immature, lazy-assed, cry-baby.
Punky, Slacker, Immature, Lazy-assed Crybaby: Aww, how come I have to (do my homwork, take out the garbage, clean my room, get up for field day, stop the ship from flooding)? I'm tired and I don't feel good...
Ingratious, Cowardly, Punky, Slacker, Immature, Lazy-assed, Cry-baby: Aww, how come you won't get me a Lamborghini Diablo?
Person in authority: Whiskey Foxtrot Whiskey, dildo!
Ingratious, Cowardly, Punky, Slacker, Immature, Lazy-assed, Cry-baby: Aww, how come you won't get me a Lamborghini Diablo?
Person in authority: Whiskey Foxtrot Whiskey, dildo!
by Dan Weyandt February 28, 2008
1. Adios, Mother Fucker - Used in radio transmissions (allegedly Vietnam-era), sometimes late at night to dispatchers you want to startle.
2. Adios, My Friend - What you tell your Boss, mother, etc, that it means.
(Can also be used as "AMF", in chat)
2. Adios, My Friend - What you tell your Boss, mother, etc, that it means.
(Can also be used as "AMF", in chat)
1. "Alpha Mike Foxtrot, Charlie-3" - (Charlie-2)
"?" - (Charlie-3)
(Rest of shift laughs at 3)
2. "Just saying Goodbye to Dave, Mom!"
"?" - (Charlie-3)
(Rest of shift laughs at 3)
2. "Just saying Goodbye to Dave, Mom!"
by MedPig October 5, 2007