floozie

1. a sexually loose woman

2. a prostitute

She was pissed off because some oaf called her a floozie.

by Light Joker December 11, 2004

floozie

an easy female, a prostitute

That girl is a damn floozie

by Yazee April 12, 2004

floobies

Used to describe breasts that are saggy, and floppy.

Man, your grandma's got some wicked floobies.

She'd be hot if it weren't for those floobies.

by Bob Johnson April 6, 2004

Flooglebinder

{noun} The plastic thingy, usually found at the end of your shoelaces/hoodie strings.

Extremely handy if you need a pokey.

"Man I need to poke down my zoot"
"here... use my flooglebinder"
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by Mooooooomin June 3, 2008

floories

The more appropriate term for the date-rape drug roofie, since victims are more likely to end up on the floor than the roof.

girl 1: i don't remember a thing last night, i think someone slipped me roofies!
girl 2: you know it's more politically correct to be "floories."
girl 1: i don't care! i might have been raped!
guy: oh shut up. you did not get flooried; you got drunk at the bars and you took me back to your place, you drunk bitch.
girl 1: oh.

by tbombz November 14, 2009

floogelafuf

A person on the verge of autism, he didn’t quite make it in the sped class

Dang look at Jack he is such a floogelafuf

by Alexhateswill December 7, 2021

Floodie

A "Floodie" is an endearing term for flooded homeowners who reside in areas that have been declared a federal disaster by the US government agency known as FEMA, and in most cases, have been screwed out of receiving any significant flood insurance claim money and/or aid. Most Floodies have been displaced, or are living in houses that have been gutted or remain in disrepair several years after the storm. The term originates from an animated YouTube series about Hurricane Sandy victims known as "The Flooded Adventures of Tony Citizen."

"It's been two years since Sandy, thousands of Floodies are STILL displaced, and all you hear about on the news is Ebola. WTF?" "People who aren't Floodies think we are living rich on government hand outs, but I spent two hundred dollars printing aid applications at Staples and my aid award was three dollars."

by Tony Citizen January 17, 2015