Fenil

'Fenil' word is derived from "Phoenix" a mythical bird that is said to decide its own death and takes rebirth from ashes. Phoenix is also known as "fire-bird".

Hi Fenil! (its used as a name)

by Fenil [F3] December 9, 2008

feining

craving, wanting, needing.

them hoes be feining for that mammal sauce!

by ltizzle November 8, 2005

Feenish island

Feenish sits half a mile south of the village of Ardmore in Irish-speaking south Connemara, Galway. It is a low-lying island of meadows and sandy beaches with a long scattering of ruined houses which run along the north and western coasts. Many of these are slowly filling with sand which blows in on the westerly winds and is trapped within the crumbling stone walls.

Today, only the rabbits are left on Feenish Island!

by Roscarna September 11, 2011

Feinin

To crave something (usually a substance or sexual interaction) with great magnitude

Amy is feinin for the D*** bruh

by Ermshhhit February 24, 2020

Fenia

Fenia is someone that is beautiful, nice and caring. Fenia would be always there for you no matter what and will always try to help you with anything you need

“Do you see them? They must be a Fenia”
“Oh they are so nice to me. They are definitely a Fenia”

by jinsluvvv November 19, 2021

Ferninat

Means "for sure"
The drunk/high version of "fo shiznat" for the ladies
Pronounced with emphasis on the N's

"Hey, wanna get some munchies?" "Oh, ferninat!"

by Swin November 7, 2003

fenian bastard

A derogatory slur usually used to insult Catholics, Irish people or Celtic FC supporters, or some combination of all three, mostly heard in the UK. Ajax Amsterdam supporters also made a banner featuring this term, which resulted in a heavy fine against the club. It is a loose reference to a historical pro-Irish Independance movement notorious for its use of violence.

"Oy, that Fenian Bastard with the Celtic jersey just called me a wanker!"

by Bumboclot November 12, 2013