finfers

A mispelling of 'fingers' because you're a fucking dumbass.

A pressure on people's nerves in their wrists that cause tingling, numbness and pain in their hands and finfers.

by mindlessmeatrobot September 2, 2021

phantom fifes

a phenomena that usually occurs after one returns from a long weekend filled with fife and drum music, and though there aren't any fifes for miles, you can still hear them in your head. The same applies for drums.

After returning from the Deep River Ancient Muster, all I could hear were phantom fifes.

by hoorayforthefish July 2, 2011

Fifer

A person or 'thing' that originates from fife in Scotland, fifers are usually inbred and their brothers are often their fathers same with mothers and sisters. Fifer is also a language

are ye pure a fifer an that aye?

by bignonce69 November 4, 2018

fifer

a person that originates from the county of fife in scotland.

by Anonymous May 13, 2003

fiersome

An improper spelling of the word fearsome.

What? Were you looking for something clever and hilarious? Sorry, that's not what this dictionary is about. Really if you're at this definition you clearly fail at proper spelling and have been depending too much on spell check.

That homicidal maniac lurking in the shadows looks so fiersome. Oh, pardon me, I meant "fearsome". Clearly I dropped the ball here.

by Brer Steve August 22, 2011

fibersmith

An accomplished knitter, who creates works of art for family and friends to wear. These gifts are not clothing. They are family heirlooms that shall be cherished for generations.

My wife is an accomplished fibersmith, who wraps me in her love with cabled sweaters and cabled knit stocking hats.

by Wisdom Seeker February 13, 2015

Fiverse

Fiverse Five + Verse; Poem of Five Lines: ‘Fiverse’ is a new poetic form created or invented by Md. Ziaul Haque. There are five lines in it. 1st line has 1 word; 2nd line has 2 words; 3rd line has 3 words; 4th line has 4 words and 5th line has 5 words. 1st line rhymes with the 2nd line; 3rd line is unrhymed; 4th and 5th lines rhyme with each other. The rhyme scheme is: AABCC. There are no punctuation marks at the end of the lines.

A: What kind of writing is this?

B: It is called 'Fiverse'!

A: What is 'Fiverse'?

B: It is a new kind of poetic form that was invented by Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, actor, researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh.

A: That is really nice!

by Rajeeb2014 July 27, 2018