On fleek

A phrase usually placed at the end of a sentence that converts the entire sentence, regardless of the context or words leading up to it, to mean "I have large quantities of diarrhea vacating my body"

Her eyebrows are so on fleek. I need new pants.

by Rustyleftnut February 1, 2016

Fleek

A gathering of fleas.

The fleek descended upon an unsuspecting canine with murderous intent.

by The welding rican June 15, 2017

Fleek

A rare tropical disease. Causes nausea, vomiting, erectile dysfunction, hair loss, itching of genital skin, and slow loss of brain cells. No known remedy.

“Marcia’s eyebrows are on fleek.”
“Poor thing. Maybe we should just shoot her to put her out of her misery.”

by Doogiedoc October 27, 2017

FleeBay

A name sellers use when referring to ebay as a "flea market", namely that things sell very cheaply there.

I could sell it on fleebay, but with hundreds of similar items I wouldn't get much for it.

by mouseclick August 18, 2007

feert

the act of farting while under a traumatic stress. farting while scared.

"Hey susie, you feerted just now cus i scared u ahahah"

by flipzro December 4, 2006

fleek

To quickly define yourself as unintelligent, ignorant, dense, foolish, dull-witted, slow, simpleminded, vacuous, vapid, idiotic, imbecilic, imbecile, obtuse, doltish; occurs with the use of the word "fleek."

There is no intelligible use of the word "fleek."

by PewPewTeach January 10, 2017

fleedaling

derived vaguely from "flustered" and "reading," frustrated reading, when you are emailing, texting or chatting a significant and you read too fast because you are exceptionally excited to be talking to them, the act of skipping words or misunderstanding what they are saying because you are so giddy to be talking to them

i was fleedaling so bad yesterday i couldnt even read the back of your shirt!

by swords girl December 12, 2010