falloon

a woman's genitals.

I bet she has a nice falloon between her legs.

by anonymous July 30, 2024

fallout 5

A game that won’t come for one entire decade

Aaron: Just beat every fallout game, beat Starfield, beat every Bethesda game
Harold: What next, Fallout 5?
Aaron: That game won’t come out for a long time

Both: RIGHT

by TheLimist September 10, 2023

Fallon d’Floor

The term which is a twist on Ballon d’Or is awarded to the player having the most Oscar-worthy dive of the year. The idea became popular on the subReddit r/soccer when Cristiano Ronaldo went down under the slightest of touches to win a penalty against Celta Vigo.

Did you see Neymar’s dive? Surely he’s getting nominated for the Fallon d’Floor

by ScientiaEstPotentia October 20, 2023

Faloop

A community in Final Fantasy XIV that helps players get notified about The Hunt and special FATEs

Did you join Faloop yet?

by SpawnThis January 8, 2024

Fallouphiey

This word means the single flare on a pant leg or a sleeve, only applies when this flare gives you joy.
Plural: Phaloufiey

The fallouphiey on this pant leg is awesome.

by the_man13 November 13, 2023

Fallpea

A child born typically in the fall season.

I just had a fallpea! He's so cute you wouldn't believe it!

by DonutLoverr June 26, 2024

Fallapicking

A meta-fallacy and a classic debate coward's move. It occurs when someone, unable to refute the substance of an argument, selectively cherry-picks potential logical fallacies within it to shift the entire discussion into a tedious, pedantic meta-debate about argumentation theory. Instead of wrestling with the actual point, the Fallapicker becomes a pedant with a highlighter, scouring your sentences for any whiff of a "straw man" or "slippery slope," no matter how minor, to declare your entire position invalid and themselves the winner by technicality. It's the refuge of someone who cares more about winning a rhetorical game than discovering the truth.

Example: "During the town hall on traffic safety, a resident presented data showing roundabouts reduce accidents. The opponent, with nothing to counter the data, resorted to fallapicking: 'Ah, but you cited a European study—that's an appeal to foreign authority! And saying 'safer streets' is an emotional appeal! Your entire argument is fallacious!' He successfully turned a discussion about saving lives into a logic 101 digression and felt smug about it."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026