fooser

A foosball player; usually someone who is talented at the game. This definition is common among foosball (table soccer) players in Canada.

Frederico Colignon is the world's best fooser.

by Matrixx Mage June 17, 2009

Foisted

to impose an unwelcome or unnecessary person or thing on to somebody; to pass an unwanted employee on to another employer without firing them.

Jimmy Kimmel foisted a limp employee to Larry David on the show 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'.

by ursiamesetwin May 5, 2018

Foast

To put a boastful photo or post on Facebook.

This breakfast is foast worthy.
This person is a habitual foaster.
Sarah you need to foast these cupcakes.

by Spacedouthippy January 14, 2017

Foistered

Donald Trump made up word during the 2019 rally in Tupelo, Mississippi.

First, they engineered the Russia hoax. The single greatest lies ever foistered upon the American people.

by TraderShocker November 7, 2019

foostikae

Licking a man near his pee hole.

I foostikae steven last night.

by Yourmamagirl February 17, 2017

foonthyurnt

(foo-ntee-yurnt)

1. a slur that is typically primed towards humans referring to them as psycopathic, lunatic, or moronic

2. to act in a crazy or ludicrous manner; moronic

origin: worxonian

a phrase used unfrequently by gooseworx characters. its first known speaking was of may 27, 2018 used in the gooseworx original "A CRUMMY COMMERCIAL" when referring to gooseworx her/himself by the character shivanthriza lorauxulence and has not been used since, likely due to its offensive manner.

"The Gooseworx Fashionline is an excellent place where you can pick up several Gooseworx ™-brand T-shirts without surrenduring your distinctiveness as a human to an internet musician who pretends to be a robot like some kind of delirious foonthyurnt

by The Counter Counter November 14, 2020

foosa

n. a mammal related to the mongoose, filling the role as largest mammalian predator on the island of Madagascar. It is particularly adept at hunting lemurs. It is properly spelled fossa, but the spelling "foosa" is a more accurate phonetic spelling.

The foosa ate the lemur.

by bk pit bull February 27, 2009