fargle

messed up, to mess up.

That's fargled up. You got fargled up.

by wckd July 21, 2006

Farley

Function: verb
Inflected Forms: farleyed; farleying
Etymology: Modern English roots, named after the infamous social leech Patrick Farley.

1. a) To beg for or steal cigarettes. b) To cop a jack.
2. To attempt to pick up girls by begging for cigarettes.
3. To be a thieving douchebag.

1. Hey man, can I farley a cigarette?
2. Hold up, I'm going to go farley those ugly girls.
3. Man, you farleyed the shit out of his smokes.

by Patrick Farley January 18, 2006

farce

The 2005 United States Grand Prix.

With only six cars competing in the event, the race had become a total farce.

by sparkle June 29, 2005

Farce

To do something that isn't really necessary.

A child in a furniture shop touching everything that is in sight. Mum might say "why are you being farce for?" Meaning that the child is touching things which he doesn't need to be touching.

You are in town and there is a random guitar on the floor so you decide to pick it up and try and play it. Friend says "you're so farce". Meaning that you're extra because you didn't have to pick it up when there was no need.

by That person you may know February 26, 2013

farkle nugget

when Jesus drinks Arizona iced tea and pees out koolaide

farkle nugget rain

by iamyourfather424 August 23, 2009

fargle

The act of completing a game or series of "Paper, Rock, Scissors" in order to determine the results of any series of events held in dispute between two people.

"Me and Ernie fargled to see who'd play next on the XBOX and I smoked him with a Triple Scissors Combo."

"Dude, we both said 'not it' at the same time. Let's fargle for it to see who turns the light off."

by jimbizzle December 25, 2008

farce

Referring to something that isn't cool, yet is hard to ignore. The opposite of Fierce.

The "Brady Bunch Movie" is farce.

by Royce G. Garrison September 7, 2004