holy fat

An exclamation said when someone eats too much, implying that they are going to become fat.

I just ate 7 cheeseburgers, holy fat!

by xasdfx September 1, 2003

Fat Phony

def:A mysterious object which can be used in many situations, some believe it is a synonym for penis

Origin: Fat kid on playground wearing a lego starwars shirts

"Well...you suck fat phony!"

"Yo, come look at my new fat phony I got at the store."

"I want a fat phony for my birthday!"

by Uberluke5000 March 25, 2009

After-fat

when a mega-lardassleaves a seat, it's the smell, sweat and residual fat energy left behind.

Guy 1: im think some fatty fat fat has been sitting in this chair, it's wet, smells and i have a craving for lard.

Guy 2: yeah the guy weighed like 30 stone. that's his after-fat.

by g4000 February 24, 2009

Gap-Fatting

The term used to describe the action of fitting a large object through a small gap, assumping the past tense of the word 'fit' is 'fat'. It's just funnier, alright?

Caitlin: You're never going to fit your car through that gap...
Me: Watch me.
Caitlin: That was some freaking awesome gap-fatting.

by WatchMe September 24, 2007

Fat Turtle

A overweight turtle, nothing more.

Man, that is a Fat Turtle!

by FatTurtle1337 November 23, 2013

get fat

Slang term for 'getting rich' or 'making one's fortune'.

Originated from the highly popular animal crossing game. To 'get fat' means to pay off the mortgage and buy out Tom Nook's entire store.

Also connected to notions of the fat, overfed bourgeoise. As in Oliver! with their 'Three banquets a day!'. To be able to get fat is to be able to afford to overeat. To 'eat good'.

The Queen: 'Let's play animal crossing. I want to pay off the mortgage and buy all the extensions.'
Meghan Markle: 'Yeah. Let's get fat!'

by cujotutu March 18, 2021

Fat-Fast

The exact opposite of "Slim-Fast". Instead of assisting the user in loss of body fat, the weight is therefore added on instantly by drinking the beverage.

I wanted to get fat instantly, so I drank Fat-Fast.

by Brian Wharf January 25, 2005