fedorable

An opening that can be opened to the point of tearing.

A bag of chips must be made fedorable enough to get at the treats inside without flinging them violently across the rest party-goers standing by the kitchen counter.

by UD smuggler May 28, 2009

Federize

To completely dominate another player in any sport or game, particularly in tennis. Originates from Roger Federer, the master of Federization

1) Jeff: Man, I just federized this n00b in Call of Duty

2) Bob: Andy Murray just got federized

by Etando January 31, 2010

kevin federline

The best punchline for any joke.

Knock knock.
Who's there?
...Kevin Federline
HAHAHAHAHAH

Three guys walked into a bar..
The third one was Kevin Federline.
HAHAHAHAHAH

Why did the chicken cross the road?
Kevin Federline.
HAHAHAHAHAH

How many ________s does it take to screw in lightbulb?
Kevin Federline.
HAHAHAHAHAH

Two blondes are sitting at a nail salon, when one blonde says to another, "Kevin Federline."
HAHAHAHAHAH

If your name is Kevin Federline...you might be a redneck.
HAHAHAHAHAH

Yo momma so fat Kevin Federline would do her.
HAHAHAHAHAH

by Jon and Chris August 31, 2006

Roger Federer

The lord of tennis, truly untouchable when in his best form.

Roger Federer,Just Too good

by Pwnman February 17, 2009

fedorable

a place you'd like to insert your finger.

Robert was down fiddling around with Marisa's v-jamma but was distracted by that fedorable balloon knot of hers. He didn't see a lock on that emergency exit.

by Robert Gottlieb February 17, 2008

Federico

Federico is a Spanish and Italian male first name. Of german origin, Friedrich, meaning Peace-keeper, Peaceful Ruler.

Federico, Frederico, Frederick, Friedrich

by freddies48fleetline April 16, 2007

federalicious

1) adhering to federalist opinions with swagger
2) provocative; causing an impulse to take of one's britches
3) pertaining to the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States

DAMN, that Alexander Hamilton was federalicious.

by bigpointyteeth97 June 5, 2011