forty nining

Two dogs.
One guy.
And a reach around.

Man, I'm really in the mood for some forty nining, but I only have one dog.

by 49in' for days January 19, 2014

seven forty seven

the end of all things normal and the beginning of the wierd and wonderful

oh my god that made me so seven forty seven cos that was an ace blow job

by boxcarbenjamin July 27, 2006

forty yard fake out

A woman that looks good at an average distance of forty yards, but upon closer inspection wouldnt get fucked by any self-respecting man. See also It.

"Holy shit! I thought she was hot, but it's a forty yard fake out."

by SlickWilly January 17, 2004

Forsythe

A person whose face is paralyzed on one side. This is most noticeable when the forsythed person smiles, and only one side of their mouth goes up.

Often caused by a stroke or untreated ear infections.

Also related:
forsythed, forsyther

Is that person wasted or are they just a forsythe?

by SpokaneHo January 18, 2012

top forty

A term used to describe someone who only likes music that is cool at the moment and/or has no taste in music whatsoever.

Person1: Trey has no taste in music! It's really sad.
Person2: I know! He's so top forty!

by AliciaPilar November 1, 2007

Forty-Three

Forty-Three is a vulgar and horrific sexual position in which a female puts her legs behind her head while a male inserts his penis or other object(s) into the female's vagina.

"James saw me doing yoga, and when I put my legs behind my head he tried offering me a Forty-Three. We broke up immediately."

by Skanago:g August 20, 2016

Persistent Forsyth Syndrome

A rare medical condition, first posited by Nelson on the BBC TV puppet comedy Mongrels, which causes patients given twenty four hour care to live for years and years and years, despite having multiple diseases, ailments and genetic disorders that would otherwise fatal.

"Still, not being horrible or nothing but he probably won't last that long."

"That's the truly wonderful thing actually. He's got a condition called "Persistent Forsyth Syndrome". Given twenty-four hour care, he'll live for years and years and years. And years. And years. And years. Which is obviously *yawn* really great news."

by alexturgid May 20, 2012