Wow... the new kid has a strong accent. He mus be F.O.B..
2. My cousin from the phillipines is gonna live with us a few years. He is F.O.B., so be nice to him.
2. My cousin from the phillipines is gonna live with us a few years. He is F.O.B., so be nice to him.
by arthur96792 July 28, 2008
by THE POPE May 17, 2004
by Some cool guy on here December 27, 2010
Fresh Off the Board. originally referred to Chinese immagirants (in olden days, and even now, chinese took boats to come to north america, hence the boat) These are people who can't properly speak english and stick to their country's way of fashion mostly. But no longer is refered only to asians, its refered to all races (chinese, persians etc.) Most of the times though it is not used in a personal way to degrade people, just as a joke.
by Anonymous November 19, 2003
Term used commonly in DC during Clinton administration which meant Friend Of Bill. Mostly used by folks who received political appointments or staffer jobs in his administration which initially had stringent qualification requirements to one-up others who didnt. Alot of this vanished in his second term as people who were just low rent suck-ups got jobs. Opposite of this initial behavior is W's legion of brain-dead morons who's sole criterion for administration job is that they gave him money or are friends of the Saudi royal family. FEMA jerkoff Brown who let New Orleans drown while he fiddled, primped and played golf is a textbook example of this anti- meritocratic behavior.
Fat, trailer-trash chick (drooling semen): I'm an F.O.B.
Chick with PhD in Astro-Physics: Nice to meet ya' Monica. you took MY job, bitch!
Chick with PhD in Astro-Physics: Nice to meet ya' Monica. you took MY job, bitch!
by cosmo kid January 22, 2006
"Flat on Bunk"
(replace "bunk" with "back" when placed in tents, or "bed" when you aren't fortunate enough to be at camp)
the time in the middle of the day given to campers and counselors (mostly counselors) for resting after their strenuous activities and lunch
also known as "naptime"
(replace "bunk" with "back" when placed in tents, or "bed" when you aren't fortunate enough to be at camp)
the time in the middle of the day given to campers and counselors (mostly counselors) for resting after their strenuous activities and lunch
also known as "naptime"
"After the low ropes course and those dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets, I could really do with some F.O.B."
by PrincessWin February 05, 2009
by mr_g_man May 27, 2009