fenian

Irish bandit from the 18th century. laterly term adopted in the US for Irish freedom fighters

the red coats wont go in the place is full of fenians

by Brian October 9, 2003

fenial

noun meaning the decorative items on either end of a curtain pole

Where did you buy those fenials? They're great

by Paul Roberts March 20, 2003

fenish

An adjective to refer to someone who exhibits traits associated with the area called The Fens in South East England. Examples include: being related to everyone in the village, pronunciations such as 'pet-eh-rol' and 'moo-sik', living more than ten miles from the nearest bus stop.

"She claims not to be inbred because her mum's family live more than 3 doors down from her dad's family"
"Jeez, have you heard the way she says moo-sik - she's the most fenish person I've ever met"

by NaomieC October 13, 2007

gucking fenius

What you call someone when they state the obvious about something that clearly is obvious to everyone else.

Tom and Bill are talking one day when Tom says to Bill:

"Hey Bill I was watching Queer Eye for the Straight Guy the other day. I think those five guys are gay."

Bill replies: "Really Tom? Gee your a gucking fenius!"

by dfisher February 6, 2006

Fenian

A word that describes Irish Catholics, or Irish American Catholics, who are mostly Irish Republican, native to Ireland, and are Catholic. Fenian can be used as a slur to insult an Irish Catholic for their struggles in the Troubles in Northern Ireland, being discriminated against by the Loyalist Protestants who hated Irish Catholics.

"Good old Jimmy boy is a real Fenian boy"

by Washougal Bhoy January 10, 2016

Fenian

A person who does not wish to cleanse themselves

That man smells like a fenian

by Faxx April 9, 2020

Fenix

The Latin word for phoenix, often used unknowingly by people who either can't type phoenix or who are purposely mis-typing phoenix whether as an insult or to make themselves look "cool."

"Carmen ad fenix est bellae."
"<The> song of the phoenix is beautiful"

by Stephen Olsen April 15, 2006