B.A.M.F. 

Acronym for "bad ass mother fucker," which describes a person possessing such a high caliber of personality that they cannot be described without the swear word "fuck."

That Chalan Moon is one B.A.M.F.!!

B.A.M.F. by standerby October 13, 2011

B.A.M.F. 

Ok this is to clear up the wrongly used definition that Samuel Jackson had BAMF on his wallet in Pulp Fiction. It actually only said Bad Mother Fucker...which is way fucking cooler than bad ass mother fucker. Sticking the ass in there is about as gay as the word illustrates.
Proper use of this phrase would go a little more like this...

-Oh dood you're a B.A.M.F...

-Shut the fuck up bitch (bitch slap the idiot who said bamf). I'm a bad mother fucker and you don't know shit.

B.A.M.F. by Hunter Black June 6, 2007

F.A.D.U. 

Acronym for Faggots and Dykes United. It's the insensitive way to refer to the Gay and Lesbian alliance.

Perez Hilton and Rosie O'Donnel would be the king and queen of F.A.D.U.

F.A.D.U. by FilthyMexicanJesusMan aka FMJM September 19, 2009

F.a.T 

Virginia emcee best known for popularizing Loudoun County or LoCo for short. He is a member of B.A.S.E. Inc and has done multiple songs with DZK as the other half of the Red Giants.

F.a.T has almost as many groupies as he has multis.

F.a.T by J. Writt June 20, 2007

B.A.M.F. 

Bad Ass Mother Fucker. First heard after listening to the greatest comedian of today, Dane Cook, on his C.D., "Retaliation."

I felt like a total BAMF today after I punched that jackass in the face.

B.A.M.F. by Trey Parker August 28, 2005

B.A.M.F 

A Bad Ass Mother Fucker, Made Popular By Dane Cook.

Once I Get That Car, I'm gonna Be A Total B.a.m.f!

B.A.M.F by Amy Seesaw November 6, 2007

F/A-18 hornet 

This fighter bomber is the most capable fighter plane ever built to date. It utilizes two ge 404 turbojet engines producing over thirty five thousand pounds of thrust. The first release was a yf-17, a production model which then was morphed into the F/A-18 Hornet. The plane can be launched off of catapults and land on a carrier's 5 cabel landing system. The plane has been purchased by many nations around the world, especially Canada, which bought 138 of them(CF-18's) back in the 1980's. The plane has evolved throught out the years from the yf-17 to the F/a-18 c's and d's and now the F/A-18 E/F super hornet. The technology integrated into the super hornets is very sophisticated and superior to meet any challenge.

"The F/A-18 has rendevoused with the tanker and is taking in fuel."

"The CF-18 is heading 270 at 300 knots"

F/A-18 hornet by Lt. Tommy March 5, 2005