Foeward

Adverb: Becoming more of an asshole; in the direction of becoming an asshole.

Last night Sam insulted Jennifer's mother. Sam' moving foeward quickly.

My boyfriend was a total dick to me last night. He's moving foeward.

by Madam Pince January 7, 2012

Fodaaliny

A word used to refer to a person that is really creative but unable to express it

Gary: “Hey i heard that Alan has fodaaliny”
Zack: “Yeah i wonder how creative Alan would be if they were able to express it”

by P13Y April 6, 2022

power forward

A basketball player also noted as a "4" or "PF". They are commonly large players tasked with playing in the low post to grab rebounds, block shots, score and/or defend.

However, the typical power forward has evolved into being a more well-rounded player who is not only capable of the aforementioned duties but also able to shoot a midrange jumper, pass and/or defend attackers at the wing.

Many power forwards can also play the "Center" or "Small Forward" position.

Some of the NBA's greatest power forwards: Karl Malone, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan, Charles Barkley, Kevin McHale and Wes Unseld

by joventino October 23, 2007

Nerd Forwarding

Any computer process that requires more than casual understanding of technology. Especially pertaining to an expert trying but failing to explain a complicated process in layman's terms, like port forwarding in a home network.

Nevermind dude, thats just a bunch of nerd forwarding.

by kanoo May 9, 2010

Looking forward to it

To feel good in anticipation of an event that's going to happen in the future.

(on phone) Then it's settled, we'll have drinks this Saturday night. Looking forward to it.

by By Perp Mose March 14,2021 June 10, 2021

tech-forward

Being one step ahead of technology and its changes

Image Ignition develops tech-forward products and services, enabling your customers to have a mobile friendly experience.

II is an Interactive Mobile Solutions and Marketing company and prides themselves on being tech-forward thinkers.

by MjNixon October 3, 2011

pay it forward

This is a reference to the title phrase of the book by Catherine Ryan Hyde.

In the book the phrase is used as the opposite of payback: when someone does a good dead for you, instead of paying them back, pay it forward by doing a good deed for someone else.

19:50 <Canaan> do u want something in return
19:51 <itchy> nah
19:51 <itchy> pay it forward
19:55 <Canaan> haha, will do

by J Kennedy August 11, 2006