Proper Fudge

The term 'Proper fudge' is an adjective which refers to something or someone that is good, fit or the real thing.

'That Ming kid isn't proper fudge at all'
'Ashleigh has a proper fudge bum'
'John has a proper fudge wang'

'Shaun is the proper fudge'

by Properfudge2 March 25, 2010

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Proper ding dang do

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The wise words said by the goat Ollie ball

“I’ve got commitment issues but I’m trying to fix that for you” it’s Ollie ball here proper ding dang do

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Prospect

a suburb in Louisville, Kentucky filled with the whitest, richest, bitchiest people in the county. Also can be used as an adjective for douchebag.

Dude those guys pushed me out of line and hit me in the gut." "Dude they are so Prospect.

by tonycastillo95 December 13, 2010

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Gay by the Transitive Property

When man A hooks up with woman B, and woman B has hooked up with many more men than man A has women. Man A has now hooked up with more men than women by the transitive property, and is therefore Gay by the transitive property.

I hooked up with Kara, who has been with 150 men, now I am Gay by the Transitive property,

by Sable5CrossesPotentOr December 20, 2008

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prosser

Prosser, or Master.P is the head of a well organised group of friends who have formed and run a civilian police organisation similar to the A-Team. Other members include Hemmch, Woodrow and Cheema.

This situation is getting out of control, someone get on the blower and call prosser and the P-Team

by Master.P May 13, 2005

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proper

Good; cool; perfect. made popular by M.C. Hammer.

ah, dat shit is proper

by Shaneo October 17, 2003

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right and proper

1) Used in conjunction with a declaration of action.

2) An emphasis added to a statement in place of completely, utterly, totally, etc.

3) A phrase added to a statement to imply justification for an action.

1) If you don't put that down, I'm going to beat you right and proper.

2) "I'm completely screwed" becomes "I'm screwed, right and proper."

3) "We'll arrest him, right and proper."

by Mike January 11, 2004

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