Fursona

The 'persona' of an anthro artist-- the artist personified as a character in their art.

An anthro or 'furry' is an anthropomorphic animal-- that is, an animal that has human traits, or a human that has animal traits (ears, tail, fur, etc.)

A fursona is the artist's representation of themself as a furry.

"People are always giving me giftart... most of the time they draw my fursona for me!"

by truthfulone November 28, 2003

Blue Furstenfeld

Daughter of Justin and Lisa Furstenfeld. Born in 2007. Justin Furstenfeld is the lead singer of the rock band Blue October, quite possibly the best band ever to exist.

"Blue Furstenfeld is the daughter of Justin Furstenfeld."

by Harley_Marie December 25, 2008

Furkan

A man you can’t resist and can never forget. He’s mysterious but a great listener. He’s complicated, doesn’t give out much about himself but still there’s something about him that draws you. He has a big bum.

I’m looking for someone. Must be Furkan.

by Vlad1911 January 24, 2020

Furnk

A noun (or a nickname) indicative of eccentricity.

The phrase itself is a slurred mispronunciation of the name Frank, but it can be used to describe any unconventional person or character.

"That guy looks like a total furnk when he's wearing that top-hat."

"How's it going Furnk!"

by The Great and Powerful Duck June 23, 2017

furschugginer

Used to describe an outrageous or sickening thing. Coined by Donald Fagen of Steely Dan when activating his Facebook page.

"They told me I had to have this furschugginer twitter page to hype stuff"

by Burt Bastard July 23, 2021

Fursona

What a furry makes to represent them. It can be of a range of animals. Some of those are: Dogs, cats, wolves, horses, dragons etc.

Furry 1: Hey, whats your fursona animal? Furry 2: Oh, mines a wolf.

by xanspanky May 29, 2018

fursuiter

A person who enjoys dressing up in costumes made to mimic anthropomorphic subjects. (See Furry for a definition of Anthropomorphism)

Not all Fursuiters have fursuit fetishes and partake of Fursuitsex.

by Ashtar the Fox March 22, 2003