Foxing out

To bail. To Bitch out. To magically dissapear.

I thought you said Sean was coming out tonight?" "His gf wanted to watch the notebook. He's definitely foxing out.

by mjv21 July 11, 2011

foxicorn

Just a fox with a horn- like a unicorn but fox version!

Unicorn: my gawd what a cute Foxicorn
Pandacorn: Ikr its aesthetically perfect bruh

by DatFoxicornTho May 18, 2016

Foxitis

A treatable illness caused by over consumption of right-wing media. Symptoms include paranoia, fear, outrage, and in severe cases, physical violence. Not limited to TV, Foxitis can be contracted through a toxic diet of right-wing social media platforms, podcasts, and talk radio. Foxitis is reinenforced in the brain by algorithms that drive recommended content. The disease is not permanent. Successful treatment includes deliberate exploration of other media, especially foreign outlets (BBC, ITV, CBC) that offer diverse views of how and why the world works. Deliberate consumption of diverse views changes the patient’s social media algorithms, thereby changing the course of the illness. Also see Foxmania.

I now realize I was suffering from Foxitis at Thanksgiving, when I called my cousin (who works on Wall Street) a socialist communist.

by Bran Stark May 11, 2021

FoxNewsed

When any action, comment or situation you are involved with is taken and spun entirely out of context to enforce the personal agenda of a (usually narrow-minded, educated only enough to be dangerous) third-party who has only their own personal benefit at heart.

Mike - "Remember that douche, Bill O'Reilly, who was constantly creeping on my girl?"

James - "The one with the herp?"

Mike - "Yeah, the bastard took that picture of me kissing your mom last Christmas and convinced her that I was cheating so that she'd dump me for him. He almost FoxNewsed me, dude."

James - "What a douche. Wait...you were kissing my mom?"

by alainmke December 2, 2011

foxificate

-verb

To take a nuanced, complex issue and to simplify it substantially, usually for the purpose of evoking jingoistic or simple-minded responses from Fox News viewers.

Example 1: "Sean Hannity frequently likes to foxificate the global climate change discussion by deeming climate change scientists "extremists".

Example 2: "The Fox and Friends morning crew foxificated the discussion on the budget deficit by alluding to the money spent on NPR and Planned Parenthood as significant sources of government waste, thereby fomenting anti-Obama hatred."

by Alejandro75 September 24, 2011

Folie a deux

Used with humor, as a simple statement, in a conversation when you strongly disagree with the majority. Originally a French term used in psychiatry to describe a mental disorder in which two or more associated persons share the same delusion. In other words, you are saying "The two of you share the same delusion." Translated "madness between two."

Two others state "G. Dub is an excellent public speaker." In your disagreement, you respond with "Folie a deux!"

by Michael Moyer August 12, 2006

Fleet Foxes

Fleet Foxes is a band from Seattle. They are lumped in with the "indie" scene, and manage to create music that invokes images of the old countryside, golden fields lit by the setting sun, and endless dirt roads whose only inhabitants are older than the land itself, all while not sounding very "indie".

It was around last month that I drove through the countryside with straw in my mouth and a clear conscience with Fleet Foxes ending the silence that surrounded me.

by Ricky the Whore October 17, 2008