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faux-doc 

When you arrive for your doctors appointment and instead of seeing your doctor, they send in nurse practitioner to diagnose and treat you yet still bill the appointment at the same fee.
That faux-doc said I was fine and sent me on my way but was hospitalized the next day for Malaria..
faux-doc by anonymous January 6, 2024
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faux pas 

an expression of apology following a gaffe or embarrassing statement.
"Faux pas. It was not my intention to step on your feet in this crowd."
faux pas by babalang January 31, 2024

Faux Graviditis 

/foʊ gɹa.vi.daɪ̯.tɪs/
Meaning: when a girl gets fat enough, she and other people suspect her of being pregnant
"Mary was so fat, she had Faux Graviditis!"
"Yea, I also caught it"
Faux Graviditis by Latin Linguist February 13, 2024

Faux-perfect 

Adjective: Perfect only in a mirror. Nearly-successful pretense of perfection in desired characteristic(s).

Adverb: Faux-per'fectly
Verb: Faux-perfect'
Gerunds: Faux-perfec'tion, Faux-perfec'ting, Faux-perfec'ted
Yes, his hair is flawless, he always dresses to the nines, knows all the best restaurants and they give him the best table. Then he goes home and yells at the kids. Now, I call that "faux-perfect"
Faux-perfect by cpubizman March 6, 2024

faux-righteous teacher 

One who pretends to be a high credibility or operates under false pretenses in order to earn money and truly not help their communities as they proclaim to.
Martin Luther King, Jr. was considered to be a “poor righteous teacher”, but people like televangelist are more like faux-righteous teachers. They simply pretend to do it for the good of others but they profit largely from their exploitation of faith and community giving.

faux sotto voce 

An aside, like sotto voce, but spoken loudly enough that the person who is the subject can hear it, unlike sotto voce.
He spoke to them about me, but in a faux sotto voce for me to overhear: "Somebody doesn't know their place."