N. prop. Abbreviation for "Person From Away", this term is used by native Mainers to refer to people (usually from the Boston area) who purchase large homes to which they refer for some inexplicable reason as "cottages", use the word "summer" as a verb to refer to the visiting of the aforementioned "cottages", and hold the opinion that all non-PFAs they encounter should happily worship the dog turds they trod through because of all of the money that they spend in a "quaint" coastal town while "summering" in their "cottages"
PFA is the most polite way by which such seasonal visitors are referred by native Mainers. More commonly in a more directly negative connotation the term "masshole" will be used.
PFA is the most polite way by which such seasonal visitors are referred by native Mainers. More commonly in a more directly negative connotation the term "masshole" will be used.
A PFA was drivin' in a full cah on the road and asked me "can I take this road to Bahstun?" I said "Why not, youah takin' everythin' else in theah.
by mweens October 29, 2010
by rrz June 09, 2004
Pray For Anything, a pocket billiards(pool) acronym used to decribe a technique mastered by many for the game of eight ball.
A meditative pool player with his eyes closed uses his cue to hit the cue ball as hard and as fast as he can, wishing for one of his balls to go into a pocket, while at the same time praying that he doesn't scratch or sink the eight ball. Soon after he hits the cue ball all of the solid balls that were left on the table rest in different pockets. The cue ball and the eight ball are the only balls left on the table. His opponent congratulates him by saying: "That was a beautiful demonstration of the PFA technique!"
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Posh Fashion Airhead, a nickname used for people who have a posh accent, enjoy fashion and read airhead books and trashy magazines like Bliss, Sugar and Cosmo Gilr! (they are usually british upper middle class)
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