fedorable

able to withstand large amounts of bullshit. The person is often the one in a group who gets the low down on a situation.

Jesse was disagreeable, but certainly fedorable. Whenever someone was telling us lies, her bullshit meter went on high alert. Jesse always got the best drugs, and was never busted.

by the monkeys paw February 14, 2008

fedorable

disposable, trash, unable to be used for anything other than its now obsolete function.

When I'm gone, you don't need to bury me. Just toss me in the rubbish. I'm fedorable. I don't mind.

by headache and nausea February 12, 2008

fedorable

outside the jurisdiction of the state and local authorities.

California should never have attempted to regulate greenhouse gases on it's own. It's just fedorable.

by Ralphs nadir February 17, 2008

fedorable

1)What you do to a fever
2)Types of wood that termites and carpenter ants favor.

1)The prisoners at Paris island suffered from malaria because they drank water contaminated with their own feces. They were completely fedorable.
2)Termites find many woods fedorable. It is best to build from granite.

by Popparotsi February 16, 2008

fedorable

What can be removed through liposuction

The doctor managed to remove most of the fat cells, but managed to find some walnuts and jerky that fortunately was not fedorable.

by Little Red Robin Hood February 26, 2008

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

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