fliff-fliff

n., int. - Euphemism for diarrhea. Adults tend to use "fliff-fliff" in the presence of children. The onomatopeoic origin stems from the noise created by a fiery blast of explosive diarrhea hitting the toilet water surface.

CHILD: "Mommy, I don't feel so good."
MOTHER: "Honey, do you have to go fliff-fliff?"

by Knig Knog July 2, 2009

Flifted

To be high. under the influence. being fly & high at the same time.. flifted!

Yo son, Im so flifted. i spit hot fire. like spiro!

by Sarahmarieshitt January 1, 2008

Fliffle

It means long hair. like when someone has super long hair.

That brittany has fliffle hair! I wish my hair was as fliffle as hers!

by xRinn27x December 21, 2009

Fliff

The look of a dog with substantial facial fur when wind-blown, especially when the dog is facing into the wind, blowing back their fur.

There was a lot of wind today, my schnauzer had a fliff.

by WaukeshaPlap December 1, 2020

FLifeStyle

Noun:

The art of enjoying your best life in the state of Florida.

(Pronounced: /Flyfe, Style/ )

Joe: Hey Jack! Look at that guy over there. Motorcycle, no helmet, hair blowin' in the wind, pistol hanging from his belt and not a care in the world.

Jack: That's how it is down here. It's a FLifestyle.

by Ellen Thegenerous February 1, 2023

Flifted

To be blazed. To be fly & high at the same time.

Yo guy im so fluckin flifted right now!

by Sarah Mariex3 January 1, 2008

Flifter

(as noun): An airborn partical shed from a larger entity, usually a plant or animal, which tends to move towards a person or group of people due to air currents, static charge, or other forces.

(as verb): To be overly affectionate towards. To hover about the target of ones affection in a doting manner. To move in the manner of a flifter.

As we entered the undisturbed room, the air became thick with flifters.

Damn! A flifter just landed in my eye.

The boy often fliftered about the girls he liked to the point of annoyance.

by Jefuslives July 22, 2011