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An exclamation of truth, agreement, surprise, disgust, question, etc.

See also fo' shizzle my nizzle
, fa' sho', word, true dat, true dat dot com, dot com, truth, et al.
< dude1 > let's jet
< dude2 > forilla
forilla by jdm February 11, 2003
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Meaning For real <slang> for a person or a situation that is real
BE for real (forilla,) live for real (forilla)
"They found out I'm FORILLA" Hieroglyphics, Full Circle 2003
forilla by Jonathan Riddell November 27, 2003
the deepest most truest form of "fo real" in existance besides the additon of the snoop dogg inspired "izzils" and "izzos."
Craig:yo eddie dropped that fool so fast if you wanted to see it again you would need slow-mo to see it again
Ray Ray:forilla
forilla by Low Clef April 14, 2004
The Forilla crew is performing tonight.
forilla by caleb July 16, 2003

Forilla Face 

A face someone makes when something displeases them.

It's done by scrunching your face to make it look like a Gorilla's face.
Bob was looking at girls at the beach, but when that fat chick in the bikini walked by he made a forilla face.,
Forilla Face by 0475764 February 4, 2010

Fo Rilla 

For Real. Indeed. Most definetly. True that.
"That party was throwed dawg!!!!"

"Fo Rilla!!!"
Fo Rilla by tahat dude March 27, 2008
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