F.O.B(noun)(fwah-ah-b)
F.O.B. in the past translated to Fresh Off the Boat,
however, F.O.B. in 2005 translate to
Fresh Off the Bee-hang-gee (airplane in krn).
Also, the label, F.O.B. applies to the people
who has been in the foreign country for
less than 5 years.
antonym: A.B.K.(noun)(ey-bee-kay)
1) American Born Korean
2) White-washed
3) Has no ability to speak korean
F.O.B. in the past translated to Fresh Off the Boat,
however, F.O.B. in 2005 translate to
Fresh Off the Bee-hang-gee (airplane in krn).
Also, the label, F.O.B. applies to the people
who has been in the foreign country for
less than 5 years.
antonym: A.B.K.(noun)(ey-bee-kay)
1) American Born Korean
2) White-washed
3) Has no ability to speak korean
you're so fob. its a compliment
by seOhee September 11, 2005
Front of Board. The best spot to stand at a live music concert, i.e. right in front of the soundboard. This is where tapers usually set up.
"Yo, I was totally FOB to see the 9 and they busted out a phatty Sockets. Yo where's my dank balloons??"
by Flix February 01, 2006
by mrRHS927 August 31, 2012
Fresh off the boat, someone from across the ocean, from another land, difficulties conforming to the new culture and speaking a new language. Used to describe stereotypical behavior of recent immigrants. Often used to insult their use of broken English.
by Jackmeister December 14, 2010
Fob is also known as Fresh Off the Beehengi, for all of you that are korean...if you're not, beehengi is plane. I think the Fobs are the ones that made this word up because how else would you know the word beehengi if you aren't a FOB?
by anonymusanonymus September 28, 2005
The word FOB actually stands for "Free on Board", and is a term that was used (during some time period, and may still be used) for stowaways on ships (and possibly trains as well).
by Amir June 08, 2003