Fanny-wag
Fanny-wag by jujubean852 October 27, 2010
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Fanny wagler
Fanny wagler by Alfiebrook01 July 9, 2021
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Fanny Wagon
"I sure got my fair share of fanny last night Jimbob."
"Is that so Joebob? How comes?"
"I went a'cruisin' in m'fanny wagon."
"Is that so Joebob? How comes?"
"I went a'cruisin' in m'fanny wagon."
Fanny Wagon by The_Killing_Road September 30, 2008
Fanny Waggon
Fanny Waggon by Harry Bee January 15, 2009
Fanny-waggle
A person who takes a long time to do things, puts things of and generally procrastinates.
Do you ever have a friend who takes AGES to get ready and is constantly finding excuses to hold you up?
Do you ever have a friend who takes AGES to get ready and is constantly finding excuses to hold you up?
Sandra: Are you ready yet?
Amy:Nearly, I need to go to the toilet and then find that scarf.
Sandra:Well hurry up we have to go.
Amy:I need to change this jacket, it dosen't go.
Sandra:Will you just hurry up and stop being a fanny-waggle.
Amy:Nearly, I need to go to the toilet and then find that scarf.
Sandra:Well hurry up we have to go.
Amy:I need to change this jacket, it dosen't go.
Sandra:Will you just hurry up and stop being a fanny-waggle.
Fanny-waggle by Maff maff August 26, 2009
Fanny Waggert
(n) a term of reference to a male peer which asserts a perfumed ponce doily flower shirted demeanor, worthy of swift physical punishment.
(etymology) Fanny Waggert (1823- 1899) was a formidable English Victorian spinster renowned for reducing grown men to servile dishwashers.
FANNY WAGGERT: "Reverend Corrigan, I hope you are going to help the Major in the garden when you have finished organising the knitting needles in terms of size?"
REV. CORRIGAN: "But of course Mme Waggert"
Over time, the usage has become derogatory.
(etymology) Fanny Waggert (1823- 1899) was a formidable English Victorian spinster renowned for reducing grown men to servile dishwashers.
FANNY WAGGERT: "Reverend Corrigan, I hope you are going to help the Major in the garden when you have finished organising the knitting needles in terms of size?"
REV. CORRIGAN: "But of course Mme Waggert"
Over time, the usage has become derogatory.
Fanny Waggert by Blue Meanie Fan Club May 26, 2014