FF&F

noun - a group of people that is supported by friends, family, and the feds (federal government).

Dude, did you hear Nike is going to release the FF&F Supreme x Nike Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott soon!?!?

by allenbuttstuff April 25, 2023

PMS-F

The alcoholic/addict version of pre-menstruation syndrome. When an alcoholic is deprived of either pussy, money, sleep, or food- or all of them, they behave similarly to a woman with PMS.

“Man, John’s been behaving like a real dickhead lately. He must be PMS-F’ing”

by Maliced April 6, 2025

f***

It's like "fuck", but censored.
Some alternatives are f**k, f*ck, fck, fk, f-, f$@%, frick, or freak.

What the f***?
Go f*** yourself.
F*** you.
You motherf***er!
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by the132guy March 24, 2024

C O L D F I R E

POV: You came here because you wanted the definition of “C O L D F I R E” but didn’t know he recently had a name change

Search LunarInTokyo on here

Bob:“YO C O L D F I R E JUST DROPPED!!!”
ITZthevisitor: “Better then Proto The Pedo!”

by 𝕌𝕣𝕓𝕒𝕟 𝕕𝕚𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟𝕒𝕣𝕪 August 20, 2022

F

Something one may say when something bad happens.

Ex; "Our team lost."
"F."

May be used if the person doesn't care enough to be sad.

"Oh, Dan died? F."

by sallyfacestan February 28, 2019

F

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by faiza mehar November 1, 2021

B. F. Sword

Big Fucking Sword. A common fantasy trope. This is usually the weapon carried by the protagonist. Can symbolize the burden the hero has to carry, but also the ridiculous amount of power they have. You can find B. F. Swords used in most many popular media these days (anime, videogames, comic books) , with characters like Cloud Strife from Final Fantasy and his Buster Sword, Guts from Berserk or the Odinsword from the Thor comics. This concept probably originates from the Excalibur myth.

The leader of the group is always the one to carry the B. F. Sword.

by Drsmoothoperator June 11, 2019