Feltch

To juggle or inspect ones genitals in a manner in which to gather medical information.

Dr. Rosenpenis feltched by balls during his examination to check for a hernia.

by Riverabung June 23, 2014

Fletch

The region located between the V lines where the snail trail passes through, directly above the shire.

You may thrust your fletch air wards upon walking or dancing at the disco.

by Jacob Livermore May 1, 2008

fletch

v. to fletch:

to try and get into someone who is either obviously not interested, a lot younger than you, vulnerable, scared, taken and/or drunk as a skunk in a very disgusting, seedy manner.

EXAMPLE:

Lucy - OMG. That was so gross last night, how james was hard out fletching claire.

Annemie - I know! She was so drunk!

Lucy - And Lizzy didn't even do anything about it!

Annemie - Man... I would never let my friend get fletched...

Lucy - Yeah.. Me neither...

Both - Ughh *Dramatic shuddering*

by Boobs Devs and Annee FayFay October 16, 2009

fetchin' da soya milk

1. Used as a phrase to say one is well.
2. Used to big oneself up.
3. Used as a threat.

1. "How are you?"
- "I is fetchin' da soya milk blud"
2."Yo G, dat girl is fetchin' da soya milk boi"
3. "U wanna watch bruv, eazy now, or Il be fetchin' da soya milk"

by PGANGSTABLUD May 26, 2007

Feltcher

a windsurfer, usually of french or european orgin, that looks for pieces and parts that were manufacured before father time and cares for nothing more then how fast the wind is blowiing up his ass.

Do ya really need one!

by weenie March 12, 2003

Fletching

When your a basic bitch and you edit all your photos with angles, lighting, and filters to seem like your body is attractive when your actually butt ass ugly.

Jordan: Bro, this chick looks hot in her pics.

Caleb: she’s probably fletching bro

by Betta fett February 8, 2018

fretchy

Adj. The quality of being both frat-like and sketchy simultaneously.

"Did you hear about Sarah?"
"Yeah she got roofied at that frat last night."
"Damn. Theta Delt is so fretchy."

by SuperConcernedCitizen October 18, 2008