Eight finger filet- it is when a girl or guy gets all eight tenticals of an octapus in there ass or pussy
by Tum-tum May 30, 2011
Get the eight finger filet mug.When you rub your testicles with grease from fried chicken and proceed to teabag an unsuspecting black man.
After a brief stop at KFC, Will greased up his gonads and celebrated a Fried Chicken Fiesta with his good buddy Maurice.
by rebel13459 October 1, 2007
Get the Fried Chicken Fiesta mug.Related Words
After johnnys new dog ran away, the shelter had to look in the pet-o-file for the dogs license number.
by SoYeaAnyway February 18, 2007
Get the pet-o-file mug.by Davie Williams July 25, 2006
Get the fiesta loca mug.That assortment of files and papers one keeps on the desk at work so that it will not look like there is nothing to do; a protective screen against office busybodies who monitor workloads of other people.
Tim had so much file foliage on his desk that one day in December he suffered a file-slide that swept his full coffee mug to the floor.
by Robert Paar December 12, 2008
Get the file foliage mug.film⋅sieur film s-yur; Fr. film-syœ
–noun, plural film⋅sieurs film-syurz, films-erz; Fr. film-syœ
1. A formal, fully trained, and courteous service professional with extensive experience and expertise in servicing film industry executives
2. A certified member of the highly sought-after concierge services firm, Filmcierge
ORIGIN:
2009; FILM + (MON)SIEUR French, from Old French : mon, my (from Latin meum, accusative of meus; see me-1 in Indo-European roots) + sieur, lord, sir (from Vulgar Latin *seiorem, accusative of *seior; see sire).
–noun, plural film⋅sieurs film-syurz, films-erz; Fr. film-syœ
1. A formal, fully trained, and courteous service professional with extensive experience and expertise in servicing film industry executives
2. A certified member of the highly sought-after concierge services firm, Filmcierge
ORIGIN:
2009; FILM + (MON)SIEUR French, from Old French : mon, my (from Latin meum, accusative of meus; see me-1 in Indo-European roots) + sieur, lord, sir (from Vulgar Latin *seiorem, accusative of *seior; see sire).
Time management, courtesy, and a natural desire to satisfy the needs of others are all characteristics of a good Filmsieur.
by yellowroad71 October 5, 2009
Get the Filmsieur mug.by Skutster March 17, 2011
Get the Felestio mug.