Freauxhawk

A mohawk haircut worn exclusively by an Afro-American from Cajun country.

See also: Breauxhawk

To celebrate Mardis Gras and Black History month, Benoit is going to the barber to get a freauxhawk.

by Mbuckle March 11, 2010

Feauxtel

The name given to a Hotel that in fact should be rated a Motel or even less. In any case, a bad hotel...

While on a tour of Europe, I stayed in my share of Feauxtels, only hoping that I would survive the night.

by ledford09 August 1, 2009

flaux

Definition: a word used to describe someone who’s original or otherwise known as weird
Pronounce: flaw ax

Person 1: have you heard about (person 3)
Person 2: omg yeah she’s such a flaux

by Jensbhshan February 25, 2019

Feauxcialist

Someone who claims to be a Socialist, but does not hold Marxist or Leninist ideals, but rather utilizes socialist talking points to virtue signal and earn clout amongst leftist circles while maintaining a capitalistic lifestyle.

Tim shops at Starbucks every day knowing they use exploitive labor practices in the global South, he’s a total Feauxcialist.

by ZTsar October 7, 2023

feaux

Really stupid last name for a guy who likes LSU.

Moe Feaux loves Endrin, which makes him ghey.

by Semiwhatsit October 28, 2006

Feaux Po

-noun Foe-Poe- referring to members of a privately run security detail. Don't let their sirens or spots light fool you. These people are not police, they just think they are.

-OR-

- How Edgar Allen Poe's runaway slave mistress addressed love letters to him.

"Holy shit dude, here comes a cop. No wait nevermind its just a feaux po...pass that bowl over, dude"

by Duude_its_Folger December 2, 2009

feauxopportunity

A fake promotion or job offer that your boss has no real intention of giving you.

When your boss dangles a carrot in front of you in order to get you to do what they want, but they are never really going to give you the reward or promotion.

I just got another feauxopportunity to move to Hawaii if I push this crappy agenda at the next board meeting.

by jenny12345 September 30, 2012