Fantin 

Family name commonly found in the regions of Venice. The men from Italian Fantin families are often really authoritarian, fighting for what they want/deserve. They prize the fact of being a gentleman and are always living with huge chivalry. Loyalty to the family seems to be a important thing for them also. Suspicious, it can be difficult to threaten at them. The nightlife appreciation is also a characteristic from these men. Respect, honour and value are the words which define the family.

Fantin just want everything as it should be, every single thing at their respective places.

Fantin by Carlo Menegi October 17, 2011

fargin 

It is a mis-pronounced version of "fucking", from the movie Johnny Dangerously where Roman Moronie used to butcher the English language.

You fargin icehole, I'm going to put your bells in a sling.

fargin by Bredos November 7, 2008

fargin bastid 

See 'fucking bastard'. A Scottish influenced pronunciation of 'fucking bastard'. A fun alternate to the old standby phrase.

The fargin bastid charged me twice what it was worth.

fargin bastid by captainquirk February 26, 2009

Fangie 

A fangie is someone who is a fan of Angelina Jolie (Angie)

I'm a fangie because I love Angelina Jolie's movies!

Fangie by AngelinaJ1975 September 27, 2017

fagin 

(n.) One who teaches how to break the law. Quite likely a Jewish man teaching children to pickpocket. Based on Dickens' Charactor from Oliver

I think I better think it out again!

fagin by Gumba Gumba May 17, 2004

fangrin 

a smile so wide that it displays your fangs.

christmas morning, everywhere

dan: oh, sis, a mug with a nob inside, cool, yeah

sis: cool, your fangrin says you hate it, oh mom

mom: daniel, wipe that fangrin off your face

fangrin by billylom8 December 27, 2011

Fargin 

There's this guy who described the Jewish practice of Fargin (Which means "Taking joy in someone elses success" in yiddish) as "I don't care if someone else can do it better and faster. If you're a Jew, we buy from you"

Hym "The practice of Fargin is the reason meritocracy doesn't exist. And it doesn't just apply to 'Jews.' It could also be taken as 'One of us.' It's the elevation of 'One of US' above all others regardless of merit. Nepotism could be considered a form of Fargin. Fargin (in and of itself) could ALSO be considered a form of equity. It's essentially inter-group equity as opposed to the intra-group equity pushed by the modern left. Seems like something Jordan Peterson is perfectly fine with. Because it isn't the equity he has a problem with. It's who is elevated BY the equity he takes issue with because he is God unto Pharoah (He had to follow the rules and is now the creator of rules).

Fargin by Hym Iam April 22, 2023