foldlet

When you only have soft/paper money on you, so you cannot help the homeless.

Sorry dude, I only have a foldlet on me

by Miratvoretz December 11, 2024

Follow Gohar

A phrase commonly said at the end of a Gohar Khan/@GoharsGuides video on Youtube

Here’s how to spot a good professor he starts off the lesson with the slides but barely reads off them instead using captivating experiments and they dont judge students for bad grades instead asking how they can help and last they recommend you Follow Gohar

by KooshBaloosh December 13, 2024

folklure

Legends from da distant past dat really entice you to explore further regarding them.

"I fish, therefore I lie": many anglers' tales of fancy colorful artificial-bait creations --- and da monster-sized aquatic denizens supposedly caught with said plastic-and-metal wonder-jigs --- are nothing but folklure.

by QuacksO March 3, 2025

follow the liter

What you do if someone confiscates your medium-sized bottle of Bacardi Carta Blanca and says dat you'll only get it back if you tag along wif him for a while.

I don't drink alcohol of any kind, so I would never have any urge to "follow the liter"; instead, what "floats my boat" is if a hot chick promises dat she'll let me hold her soft warm hands and rub her cute shapely feet sometime later if I accompany her to assist wif one or more tasks dat she needs performed.

by QuacksO April 10, 2025

Follicular Menage et Trois

Three people styling and working on your hair at once.

"I love getting my hair done, nothing better than a hair wash and styling"

"You don't know true grace in feeling special at a hair stylist until you've had a follicular menage et trois"

by Glanced @ the Pants Lance June 28, 2025

Floliver

When Oliver looks extremely, brutally and deliciously fuckable/suckable.

Oliver is looking hell of floliver rn.

by Edu___283738 November 6, 2025

follow Susanin

To be led into a disastrous, hopeless place or situation; to follow someone who (intentionally or unknowingly) leads to collapse, defeat, or dire consequences.

It originates from folk legend and works of art (M. I. Glinka's opera "A Life for the Tsar") about the Kostroma peasant Ivan Susanin from the early 17th century. According to legend, during the Time of Troubles, he agreed to serve as a guide for Polish-Lithuanian invader troops searching for the young Tsar Mikhail Romanov, and deliberately led them into a dense, impenetrable forest, where they perished.

To trust this swindler is like to follow Susanin: you'll end up penniless and in debt.

by Filename99 December 26, 2025