Factory Farm

A slang term used to represent many farms in which animals,(cows, pigs, chickens) are treated unfairly and with unusual punishment. Many farms are defined as Factory Farms as they raise meat "unfairly."

I'm pretty sure the farm down the street is a Factory Farm though I'm not sure.

by Vdeeru June 14, 2020

factory made

when a female looks so good and has such good features that it seems like she was custom made in a factory

Beyonce, Meagan Good, Kim Kardashian, Hope Solo, Nicki Minaj, Christina Hendricks, Ashley Greene, Selita Ebanks, Brooklyn Decker, Rihanna, Eva Mendez, Scarlett Johansson, Katy Perry, Olivia Munn, etc. All these females are examples of factory mades

by wordup36 July 31, 2011

factory air

noun
the area or space between the thighs of a woman -usually a younger one
space and air between legs right up to the taint area -factory air is most prevalent in younger, fitter gals
as the female form ages the space narrows and usually disappears and results in the "rubbing of thighs"

Look at that one, how sweet, that bitch comes with factory air

by the rob one February 13, 2014

factory air

the natural gap on a chick between her thighs and cooter

As the Hooter's girl bent down to pick up a wing, we were all in awe of her gaping factory air.

by dell June 4, 2004

factory smoke

When a piece of electronic equipment no longer works because someone let the "factory smoke" out. You see, every electronic device is built with factory smoke inside. If you or someone else were to damage it (water, physical damage, etc.) and let said smoke out, that equipment will no longer work.

Guy1: My digital camera stopped working. I spilled my drink all over it, and it started smoking.

Guy2: Oh, you let the factory smoke out. Looks like it's time to get another one.

by 3Dradio December 16, 2008

factory farming

Raising farm animals for human consumption solely for profit, without regard to humane farm practices, human and animal health concerns, environmental sustainability, or farm worker safety.

Before Wilbur was rescued from a factory farm he was kept with 19 other pigs in a tiny concrete pen without any access to the outdoors. His tail was cut off without anesthesia when he was just a little piglet and soon after he developed respiratory disease from the lack of clean, fresh air. The stench of feces and urine inside the factory was overwhelming, but it's all Wilbur knew. Being a normal pig, Wilbur is as smart as a dog or a three year old human, but he couldn't figure out how to free himself from factory farming. Lucky for him, some kind people rescued Wilbur and now he gets to live out the rest of his life on a beautiful farm with mud puddles to play in and grass to roll around on.

by Elaine Vigneault December 4, 2007

factory farms

A bleak place where animals are raise in a prison like compound which restrict thier movements.

Factory farms are so like the stone age. I prefer to get my meats either organic or from a free range farm.

by BruinKiller3469 March 29, 2009