Derived from the word ferocious, and pronounced appropriately (the 'che' is pronounced like Porsche).
Used to describe a noun or situation in a positive fashion (e.g. a hairstyle, an article of clothing, a piece of artwork, a dance move). Used in substitution for words such as FIERCE or FABULOUS.
Used to describe a noun or situation in a positive fashion (e.g. a hairstyle, an article of clothing, a piece of artwork, a dance move). Used in substitution for words such as FIERCE or FABULOUS.
1:
person a) "Check out this new jacket."
person b) "Oh my god, feroche!"
2:
"That was so feroche!"
3:
"The new Marc Jacobs bag: ...feroche."
person a) "Check out this new jacket."
person b) "Oh my god, feroche!"
2:
"That was so feroche!"
3:
"The new Marc Jacobs bag: ...feroche."
by Michael Herren March 15, 2008