Felipe

Spanish for Phillip, originally comes from the greek Philippos or "friend/defender of the horses" as those who were the friends/defenders of horses were often kings and conquerors. Often males named Felipe are strong-willed; committed; proud, sometimes to the point of fault; masculine, without being a total jerk about it; organized, even if others don't see it, they have their system; practical, because Felipe doesn't get too bogged down with idealism and often seeks the best solution for the most people; intellectual, sometimes even a bit nerdy, but Felipe never forgets to apply his knowledge as opposed to simply contemplating all day;witty, because he loves to argue, often to understand a complicated issue, Felipe develops quite a verbal repertoire and his colleagues and subordinates know it; slow to anger, but fierce when angry, you don't want to piss him off! remember Bill Bixby in the Incredible Hulk? ; athletic, because he usually has some sport or activity that keeps him in motion, particularly if the activity is highly competitive and strength building (many top athletes are named Felipe); sociable, Felipe always has male and female friends because who isn't attracted to intelligent, witty and athletic people?; sexy, because strong, committed, leaders are always sexy

Phillip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, was a well-known king. many kings and heads of state throughout history have been known as Phillip, Philip, Felipe, or Phillippe probably because it was a popular name among the upper classes, and thus occasionally mocked by those seeking to overturn those in power. Nevertheless, the name Felipe or any of its variants is a name that one must live up to if one is given it to continue its proud heritage

by brendabeeeee! July 16, 2009

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feelin' lucky

that feelin' you get every-once-in-a-while; google button; what you feel with that pretty girl when your alone with here and you know that you honestly don't have a chance with her

Oh boy I'm feelin' lucky!

by NikkNakkAttack September 21, 2009

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Feeling paradox

It is when a person feels he should do something, yet he wants to do the opposite. Or when his body is telling him to do something, but he doesn't want to obey it. Examples when you are hungry or thirsty even though you are full. or when you are dead tired, yet you don't feel like sleeping.

Man 1: Woooa, i am really tired
Man 2: Why don't you go to sleep
Man 1: I don't feel like it
Man 2: Dude, you are having a feeling paradox

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Feelibuster

feel·i·bus·ter feel-uh-buhs-ter
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the use of irregular or obstructive tactics by a female to prevent the male from sleeping, watching the game, or enjoying the quiet.

b.
an exceptionally long speech about feelings, as one lasting for an hour or hours, or a series of such speeches in the form of a statement that doesn’t even end in a question.

"You better DVR the game, that girl next you is a feelibuster".

"I'm exhausted today because my girlfriend feelibusted me until the sun came up".

by queso January 13, 2013

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feelify

When someone states something has factually happened to them, even though there is no evidence to suggest such a thing.

This has become a popular flame throwing tactic in political debate. It is not designed to be answered, because the statement is so outrageous, it cannot be answered with civilized dialogue.

The purpose is to prod and inflame the ignorant and easily swayed. By giving them a simple inflammatory and terrifying message, there is a hope they may have a GPS, and find their way to the polls on Election Day. Or, wander into a booth while drunk.

I have been persecuted for being a Christian because of the war on Christmas. I feelify it. Or, I feelify Obama's regime has oppressed me worse than Hitler's

by Dakhsby December 6, 2013

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