Fenton Boots

Knee high hooker boots that are worn by old people

Wow Joe, your mom in those Fenton Boots was hot.

by Jeff Wallace February 7, 2005

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finoccio

This is an Italian word which has two definitions:
1) eng.= fennel /ger.=Fenchel /ital.=finoccio
2) finoccio is also used as a slang word for poof

Example for the slang word:
Mario Salami: I love men!
Somebody: Your are a god damned Finoccio!

by Ital.Nicolas.latI November 17, 2006

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finton • fintossment • fintox • fenton • Finobe • Fino • findom • fictosexual • filton • fingo

fantom tax

When a man nuts but no nut comes out. It is believed a fantom slurped up all the nut before the nut could come out, collecting its tax.

Sticking out your gyat with the rizzler. You're so skibidi, you're so fantom tax. I just want to be your sigma...

by spaceistasty October 9, 2023

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barrio fino

The fine hood, or the fine ghetto, could also be classy hood or classy ghetto. terminology used by spanish papi's such as daddy yankee.

Daddy Yankee: Cosas que pasan en el barrio fino
dude 1: He means these are things that only happen in the fine hood
dude 2: only in the fine hood?
dude 1: only in the fine hood, also the classy hood if you know what i mean

by barriofinohoodlum June 26, 2012

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Fantoosh

A word used mainly by Scottish people to show their extreme pleasure. Can be used for anything, but it's main use is when talking about lusting after male celebs.

That Kit Harington is totally fantoosh! I'd totally ride him.

by fishcake71 January 22, 2012

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Fingon

One of the Kings of the Noldor in JRR Tolkien's Silmarillion; he was not of the house of Feanor but fell under the Doom of the Noldor. His realm was in Hithlum, especially Mithrim; he later shared his realm with humans also. He was slain while leading a host of elves and humans against the armies of Morgoth in Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

Not to be confused with Finrod and Turgon. Tolkien's rhyming-couplet names can make his works a minefield for anyone who doesn't have a good memory of who's who (although it doesn't matter much in Fingon's case, because he appears only very rarely).

by Andy April 28, 2004

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