Farage 

The dirty water spilled from an overflowing toilet

The bowl filled and overflowed spilling farage, thick with excrement, across the floor

Farage by RubberDave September 2, 2020

Farage 

A very large lorry or truck park associated with border crossings, particularly instances arising from mismanagement.

Etymology: Portmanteau of "garage" (English, noun, from French "garage") and "Farage" (from "Nigel Farage", failed British politician).

Tommy's business went bankrupt because his lorries where stuck in the Kent Farage for two weeks.

Farage by trollson trollson December 17, 2020

Farage 

Verb. The phenomenon of aging faster than is normal, due to being a hateful cunt.

That mouthpiece on Twitter has really started to farage in recent years.

Farage by Boris Bridge May 30, 2023

Farage 

Used to describe something that seems attractive on the surface, but will give you turbo-cancer/injury/death

Can be both adjective or adverb

"Are you sure about this Carl? Assaulting on foot over this terrain feels a bit farage"

"I know it's supposed to be mouldy, but this is farage fromage"

Farage by Acid Monkey303 June 14, 2024

Farage

To speak from a position of ignorance, while convincing others to do something stupid.

Stephen: I told him it would be okay to pet the alligator. They're actually very friendly towards humans.
Dave: So that's why he's in hospital. You made a right farage of that.

Farage by EgalitarianOne December 11, 2025

Farage

Traitor.

Farage has the moral backbone of a chocolate éclair left on a dashboard in July.

Farage by rightsideofhistory January 20, 2026

Farage

Slang term for £5,000,000 demonstrating the massive inflation of political corruption in the UK since the archer (£2,000)

After a wildly successful weekend at the Thai sex club, he strolled into the luxury car dealership and dropped a full farage on a custom-built Ferrari.

Farage by Iheartcorruption June 27, 2026