Fooshba

A female with big hair, “curling-iron” bangs, and way too much make-up who loves to hang out at the local bar when not shopping at DEB.

"Oh my god, check out that fooshba, what’s up with the hair? It’s not 1980 any more."

by Brook Powers May 8, 2006

foosebag

A foosebag is in the same category as douchebag, toolbag, cockknocker, etc.
It describes anyone who deserves to be called a foosebag.

"Look at that dude over there with the giant belt buckle and popped collar. What a fuckin foosebag."

by James Gillilander January 17, 2009

Foosenschaften

noun - German slang for the handle which one uses to play foosball. Originated in NBC's "Community" (Season 3 / Episode 9).

You can have a free shot! I'm not even touching the foosenschaften.

by bjamesonbass August 6, 2016

Fooser

One who is so bad at the game of foosball, that he actually makes others he plays with or against equally as bad. Just by looking that this person, you will go bad...for life. Some might call this person a "Total Loser", this is incorrect. He is a fooser.

Someone in the room, who's name rhymes with Karl, is a total fooser.

by steve February 6, 2003

FOBS

First of all it stands for Freak Out Blunt Smoke. It refers to a person who while or after smoking sed blunt tends to have freak out moments. You can call someone this as a nickname

Tony stop freaking out after charing the L or else we will start calling you FOBS!

by Sir Joseph Pec October 6, 2008

fooshead

adj.
1. One who is addicted to foosball.
2. An overzealous foosball competitor.
4. A foosball aficionado who knows technical terms for foosball strategy.

1.The foozheadz where huddled together over the table in the corner of the bar.
2. Charlie ruined another relaxed game of foosball when he yelled at Wendy for playing bad defense. What a fooshead.
3. The fooshead pwned the table by using an effective offensive stradegy.

by Telly D. May 21, 2005

Fobo

Faux Bohemians - a young person who falsely and excessively acts how they perceive an artist or writer, who lives an unconventional life should

The Fobo subscribed to The New York Times which allowed them to complete the crossword puzzle in a coffee shop whilst lamenting with friends about tribulations of still living with their parents.

by A. Kool March 17, 2011