favourably

Favorably

React favourably once and again.

by Hercolena Oliver August 25, 2009

Facebook Favour

A Facebook Favour is where where you do a favour for someone on facebook. E.g Liking some one's status. When Somebody asks does a facebook favour for you, they then owe you one back.

1)Will you do me a facebook favour and like my new profile picture

2)OK then
(person 2 likes person 1's photo)

1)Thanks mate, I owe you a facebook favour, anytime you want it, then just ask.

3 weeks later

2)you know that facebook favour you owe me

1)yes

2) well could i you pay it back to me buy liking my status

1)okay Dude
(person 1 likes person 2's status)

2)Thanks mate

1)I guess we're even now

by Cookie1994.uk January 14, 2010

Favouritised

The person or thing that is in favour

David was the most popular boy, therefor he (had been 'favouritised') was the most liked by the others.

Laura could not jump the queue as her auntie was the cashier, otherwise she would have been seen by the other customers to have been treated favourably (to be 'favouritised'), leading to complaints.

by bigsiscantspell December 24, 2011

favourable

Favorable

Below a less than favourable exterior win.

by Hercolena Oliver January 26, 2009

favour

pretentious way to spell "favor."

Can you do me a favour and stop being such a pretentious prick?

by 0livia May 18, 2006

Favouritism

When a teacher gives more attention to a particular student because they see more potential or they favour them generally infront of a class especially.

She cheated on the test but she got a way with it because of favouritism.

by Aneles Zomeg June 27, 2017

May The Sales be in your Favour!

A term/saying used to wish people good luck on boxing day or the night before, so that the person receiving this may get good deals and discounts.

Hey Merry Christmas. Thank You Merry Christmas to you too, oh and May The Sales be in your Favour! Thank you also with you.

by Kal-El The Last Son of Krypton January 7, 2013