False Blackism

The act of a white person attempting to portray himself/herself as a black person.

"Bobby sure does like wearing his pants down to his knees."

"Yeah! Someone should nab him for false blackism!"

by Varstix April 1, 2008

False Vibration

False Vibration is what happens when you are waiting for a text or call and your cell phone is in your pocket. You think you feel your cell phone vibrate and you pull it out but it was just a false vibration. False vibrations usually result in great disappointment.

*Shopping at the mall with a friend*
You: Oh I think I just got a text message! Oh never mind it was just a false vibration.

Your phone is on vibrate and in your pocket. Suddenly you feel it vibrate and you get excited. You pull out your phone but unfortunately it was just a false vibration.

by ALF613 May 3, 2010

Fass

A combination of "fanny" and "ass" usually with a little cartoon picture to go along with it that looks like an ill drawn ass.

1. Can be used as an insult against people who dont know what it means. Usually shouted across the room.

2. Can be used instead of a casual hello.

3. also appears as the drummers stage name. "Fabian Fasslift"

Fabian: "Hey you Fass!"
Maxx: "Awwww Sup!"

Maxx: "Dude cheack out that Fass!"
Fabian: " OMG SHIT!"

by MaxxMurderFabianFasslift March 19, 2010

fass

Shortening of the words "feet" and "ass" referring to how something smells.

Open a window you nasty motherfucker, it smells like fass in here.

by Gamblar December 10, 2006

farse

stroger than hatred. having so much hate that hate doesn't begin to describe how much you hate a person.

i farse her so much

by kara yeager October 9, 2008

Fass

Someone who is a fat-ass.

Damn she is a Fass.

by Chris L Lambert November 11, 2010

False Modesty

Telling people you are good at something until someone agrees with you, which in part you deny that you are good at all.

Shogo: So you're all "I got the music in me" 'til someone agrees with you? Then it's all..I'm gonna call it false modesty. Can't have it both ways...I've heard you play. Stick with, "I got the music in me." It's a better fit. Confidence, Shuya, confidence.

by Ziveeman November 21, 2005