Face Typing 

Its when you are tired and lay your face on top of your keyboard and letters randomly appear on screen from th pressure of you face .

After taking some sleeping pills, she was Face Typing messages to me.

Face Typing by Nastilles September 4, 2010

penis face tycoon

One who owns and operates many penis faces, sees George Bush II

Dude, stop being such a penis face tycoon.

8===============D

I am a penis face tycoon.

penis face tycoon by Penis Face Tycoon December 28, 2003

Face Type 

A Face type is similiar to a typo.
When having an online conversation
with your friend and they accidently
press alll different keys making their
sentence all jumbled and un-readable
appearing to be typed by somebodies face
(or in attempt to type anyway)

Girl: So did you hear about what happened the other day?

Guy: Yahi didf herabou thya t!

Girl: Woah face type much?

Guy: Soryw 4as soe xcited and tysrt6ping so fast I guess I sliopped a cousdpele timessa.

Girl: Yeah i think you should start typing with your fingers.. Instead of your face. Face-Type.

Face Type by umakemesmiill3 August 7, 2009

Facety 

'facetious' to lovers of olde English

"Grandmother: Bwoy, yu bring dat dutty footbottom inna mi house?

Grandson (puzzled): But, Granny, mi put on mi shoes.

Grandmother: Bwoy, yu facety eee? Ooo yu t'ink yu talking to?

Grandson: But Granny ...

Grandmother (interrupting): Bwoy, shut yu mout'. Don't talk when me talking. Cho, too facety!"

Facety by Funkg January 8, 2013

Facety 

Rude ,bold , in your face, thinks their all that

She’s well facety man

Facety by Yummymummy April 4, 2019

Bright and facety 

Being rude or disrespectful towards someone.

CAN be used in a joking manner

(Often used by Jamaicans)

Semi Joking manner“Yu live ina board house or zinc house?” Response: But yuh bright and facety

Joking manner: “Can give me some a that”
Response: But yu bright and facety

Bright and facety by Tianer April 9, 2022

facety 

Jamaican slang for someone being cheeky, rude or out of order. Commonly used by black people in urban areas of UK, in early 1960's onwards. Now adopted by the various cultures (youth) of those areas, as much of Jamaican slang has now been.

Jamaican: "Bwoy yu sa facety!"
English: "Na man, you're facety!"

facety by Connie Wilson July 25, 2008