fenglish

The language where one combines the word 'fuck' with any other word imaginable by simply placing an 'f' in front of the word.

Chad was acting retarded today, actually he was being FRETARDED.
Fucking amazing= famazing in fenglish

by Maggiemoto February 11, 2009

Franglish

A mix of French and English. Also known as franglais.

As a Franglish-speaker would say, this definition lacks a certain je ne sais quoi.

by Mlle. Lulu October 26, 2005

Flernglish

Almost the same as English.

A language that mostly adds the letters "R" and "L" to many different English words and names, and alters them in some form.

Ususally used to replace curse words such as fuck, bitch, etc.

Can sometimes create completely different words altogether, which usually don't have any meaning.

Persona A: Flark you, flarkin blirtch! Im gonna flark you in the ars!!!

Person B: Dude, chill with the flernglish...

by Daviel May 5, 2008

Farnglish

A cross between the language of Farsi and English. Usually used by Iranian immigrants who have been in an English speaking country for at least a couple of years. When spoken, the English portion of Farnglish has a lot more of a Persian accent to it than it normally would. Ex: Die-rhect TV vs. Durr-ect TV.

Yek farsheh expensive kharidam, now I have no moneey for shohpeeng. Mikhaiee fardah bereem khareed? --Farnglish

by imboredsoimdoingthis June 1, 2009

Frenlish

Cuss word that is like fuck.

They are so frenlish funny.

by Hisame1311 September 1, 2009

Plenglish

Plain English. It's the art of definition, clear and easy to understand. Breaking complicated explanations down to the simple basics. Also know as "dumbing it down."

After explaining it over and over, I finally had to break it down into plenglish. Then they understood.

by Ooobliette March 7, 2010

Glenglish

Adjective
Relating to earth or its people or its language

Noun
1) The language of the globe widely used as a vernacular or derivation of English. Particularly seen in the global population as a result of globalization, media, consumerism, and neoliberalism.
2) The people of the globe

Verb
1) To translate to Glenglish
2) To adopt (a foreign word) into Glenglish; Glenglize

Plural Noun
1) Despite the plurality of Glenglish, unlike English, Glenglish does not have other dialects or forms of slang. Due to massive globalization of neoliberalism, media, and consumerism, Glenglish has been so widespread that it has truly become one global language. Due to Glenglish’s uniformity many indigenous languages and cultures are becoming less prevalent.

Adj. Higher academic institutions take a mandatory core Glenglish class to promote globalized ideas of neoliberalism, consumerism, and individualism.

Noun. Glenglish is not only a global, academic language, but also the result of the globalization of meme culture and social media.

Verb. To Glenglish English

by The Year of 2052 January 21, 2020