F.O.B

Is an acronym for "Fresh Off the Boat", and refers to new immigrants to a country (mostly Western). A phrase first coined in New Zealand in the early 90's by Polynesians to differentiate new arrivals (immigrants) from the old country (Tonga, Samoa, etc) from those with a Western upbringing. Now commonly used to describe any person new to a country, who is not well versed with its language or culture (mainly Western). Can be taken as an insult, or a term of endearment (eg; pride of culture).

"That Sione is such a F.O.B. He doesnt speak good English, & last week he walked through the drive-thru at Macca's (Mac Donalds) ..."

by Atiumm November 22, 2007

f.o.b

Fresh off the boat.

When used for Koreans, fresh off the be-hang-gee (plane).

Listen to that f.o.b talking.

by Jashey poo December 28, 2005

f.o.b

Fresh Off The Boat (immigrant)
Australian colloquialism usually used in reference to Pacific Islanders.

Tongans, Samoans etc.

by Mr. T December 12, 2004

F.O.B

Someone who moved to this country recently and has a messed up accent not a cool accent...a messed up one and they dont speak correctly

Dude there is this weird kid in my PE hes such a F.O.B

by Alise December 15, 2003

F.O.B

Two Definitions:

1. Fresh Off the Boat
2. Family Over Bitches

Look at those fobs they hella dummmy bruh.

It ain't M.O.B, it's F.O.B; family over bitches cuhz

by blaccjacc January 31, 2009

F.O.B

is an acronym for Fresh Of the Boat or Foreigner Over Board. Often used for foreignersmigrating to/and starting a life in a new country.
Today, the word FOB is widely used in Australia to describe south pacific islanders.

Sione, you're such a F.O.B

by houstatlantavegas July 26, 2010

F.O.B

My Mom.

"hey when is your F.O.B coming to pick you up?"

well i said 4, its 5 now plus she works on african time as well...so in about 3 more hours."

by Nudes05 August 25, 2010