Tony Foxed

Doing something half assed.

Who Tony foxed this up?
This is the most Tony Foxed thing I've ever seen.
What in the name on Tony Fox happened here?

by Sdoty89 January 24, 2019

Foxed Up

A situation in which information, presented as fair and balanced news, has been taken out of context, misrepresented, or simply made up in order to manipulate the public.

When a newscast about peaceful protestors in Madison, WI includes spliced video footage of violent protestors from Sacramento, CA in order to make the Madison protestors look violent, that's Foxed Up news coverage.

by Pridacucamonga March 19, 2011

Foxed Up

A more proper way to say fucked up, often it can be combined with anything that has the word fox in it, Like foxed up at foxwoods. Or in its present tense getting foxed. It has nothing to do with the actual animal though.

yo omar we were straight up foxed last night!!

Hey stacey lets get foxed.

Sorry i was 20th Century foxed last night.

by Dj Status December 1, 2004

Fixxed

All Setup For Something And Nothing Can Change Your Mind About It.

Will: Want To Come Down The City Later On Mate.

George: Nah , Im Alright Mate , Im Fixxed Tonight.

by Darren Roberts July 7, 2009

Foxed

The television equivalent of being "fucked" has happened to many shows under the fox television label, including but not limited to: Firefly, Futurama or any other show that had potential. Also a synonym for bureaucratic failure in the sphere of television.

Damn, that show was great, too bad it got foxed over.

by ThatGuy518 January 8, 2011

Foxed

Alternative for the word fucked, used amongst those who's parents dislike foul language. Orginates from a mispronunciation of fucked, when fucksed accidentally slipped out.

Oh dude, too many wolfbanes, I'm Foxed.

by invAsianOfPrivacy December 4, 2010

Foxed

To be fooled, duped, or taken in by the spin, invented facts, numerous logical fallacies, bias, and personal attacks that Fox News Channel engages in.

To be deliberately deceived by the propaganda tactics that Fox uses: http://journalism.indiana.edu/news/oreilly-study-generates-national-attention/

Similar to being Rushed by similar tactics by Rush Limbaugh or being Drudged by believing a Drudge Report link from a dubious source.

I wonder how many viewers got Foxed when Bill O'Reilly claimed that Nixon never shook hands with Chairman Mao.

A lot of teabaggers sure got Foxed in that phoney grassroots campaign.

by wordguy62 April 25, 2009