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

Fleagled

The act of breaking anything due to the sheer size of one's body.

He came in fleagled my futon then went to my office and fleagled my office chair.

by Waffle William Waffington June 9, 2010

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

Fleefy

adj. {fleef-ee}

1. of, resembling, or covered with fleef
2. particularly fluffy

See also: floofy

I saw the most fleefy Pomeranian walking her human yesterday.

by Eddie2Sweaty May 30, 2017

Fleebian

an insult towards humans in mmorpgs and roleplay

You fleebian

by martin martin R December 9, 2018

Felegonomics

Felegonomics was invented by Dr. Douglas Felegy. He is currently a professor at Harvard University. This is the idea that economics can be taught in ways that do not involve currency. It is the idea that economics can be taught in ways that gets students and professors actively involved in learning through physical examples.

Hey Professor Felegy, what are we doing today?
We are going to be doing Felegonomics!
Awesome, so what are we doing?
Well to get you involved physically, we are playing a stock market card game in groups and watching clips of different shows to see the effects of the economy!
That is so freaking cool!

by Aids of greatness April 29, 2019

flee to London

To experience so much fear and dissatisfaction that you literally flee the country. Primarily used by those persecuted for consistently inciting violence and generally being wildly unpopular. Most people who flee to London also write a book about it.

Can also be used to describe a desire to escape any uncomfortable situation.

Andy Ngo was so afraid of the city of Portland that he decided to flee to London to escape persecution for being a fascist.

I am so frustrated by this class. I think I will flee to London.

by kenoshabrick March 3, 2021