father-in-law

The sainted man who lives with one's mother-in-law. Generally is known for having great patience.

My father-in-law is a gift from God, but my mother-in-law is a minion of the Devil.

by Loxi July 22, 2009

Fatherless Activity

When someone says fatherless activity, it means that a girl is exposing herself, through her actions, photos or verbaly about her “hoe” tendencies. Taking in the fact that the woman has no male parent, thus not having a father to teach her how to behave propperly.

*party where girls are twerking to that one Cardi B song*
Chad 1: look at all this fatherless activity going on
Chad 2: No cap, that blonde is a baddie

by Streetzcleaner August 23, 2021

Fatherless

Fatherless people have no father. He left for the milk when they were a child or just died.

All Dreamstans/Dreamgender/Dreamsexuals/Georgesexuals are fatherless.
Also people with no father.

Im fatherless because im Dreamsexual/Dreamgender/Georgesexual

by CaIIMeArt May 2, 2022

Fathers Advice

A fathers advice (Frank Nash, father of Holly and Anna Nash) of how to save yourself when being raped, is to tell the rapist that you are on your period.

Rapist: IMA FUCK YOUR BRAINS OUT BIATCH
Victim: NOO PLEASE NOO, IM ON MY PERIOD!
Rapist: OHH HELL NO!
Victim: Same time next week?
Rapist: Yeah cool

Fathers advice is good.

by buebgeungeoge January 31, 2008

father daddy

When you have a church daddy who gives you the holy spirit in exchange for sex.

Did you hear about Claire's new father daddy?? She fucks him during services and gets his holy cock.

by Slick philosopher July 10, 2017

Fatherfuck

Used when "motherfuck" does not quite convey the severity of how pissed you are at a situation.

You allowed 40 minutes to get to an appointment 20 minutes away but your route online shows an accident and it's going to take you an hour to get there...

"Fatherfuck!"

by knitterrrr September 19, 2018

Feather foot

A featherfoot is a sorcerer in Australian

Aboriginal spirituality. A featherfoot is usually a bad spirit who kills people. In most traditional Aboriginal beliefs, there is no such thing as a natural death. Every death is caused by evil spirits or spells. It is usually because of an enemy who wants revenge for something.
A featherfoot is so named because they are believed to have supernatural powers, including the ability to fly. He wears special shoes made of feathers(usually emu) and hair stuck together with human blood. Scholars say that the shoes leave no tracks or footprints.

The feather foot was exceptionally evil in its spirit and physical presence.

by B-rizzle February 12, 2019