Fella

The non-black subsitute for nigga, often used in similar contexts but also shares other definitions just like nigga.

Unlike said word it's variations are not offensive in most contexts like Feller and Fellow.

Trey: Who are the niggas in Paris?
John: The fellas? Danny, Bill, and Caden?

by Scattergrunt April 24, 2024

Fallafashin

Originating from Jamaican Patois, it refers to someone who imitates or copies another person's style, behavior, or possessions.
Essentially, a "fallafashin" is a copycat who observes what someone else has or does, and then proceeds to replicate it themselves.

Every time mi buy a fresh pair a kicks, mi bredda dem always haffi go out and buy di same one. Dem too much a fallafashin!

by Jamaicanbaby1o1 May 7, 2024

fellabob

A fellabob is when you find a great deal on food. Maybe a restaurant has a groupon. Thats a fellabob.

“Yo you trying to run a fellabob right now?”

by bp113 July 6, 2024

fellacianado

One who appreciates the fine art of fellatio. Can apply to both to the recipient or provider of such an act

She gave great head, I would know… I’m a fellacianado.

by Sweetnlowho October 10, 2024

faollan

faollan. where do i start? hes so funny. hes just the definition of sarcasm. this man needs to be checked because why is he so funny?? all he does is make me laugh.

1. "Yo, you know that kid named Faollan?"
2. "Yeah dude, hes so funny!!"
1. "Literally! Hes so funny but so short at the same time, i wish i was friends with him."

by anonymouus..d November 21, 2024

fellabyte

An uncommon colloquialism refers to someone close to you, such as a friend. It's a portmanteau of "feller" and "byte," implying this friend is of such importance and grandeur that they need an entire unit of digital information dedicated to them. You love them that much.

Hold on, one of my good fellabytes are callin' me.

by portmanteaux December 3, 2024

Fallascience

A two-pronged fallacy. First, it's the dogmatic assertion that only that which can be proven by the scientific method or empiricism is "real," dismissing metaphysics, ethics, art, and subjective experience as meaningless—which is itself an unscientific, philosophical claim (making it self-refuting). Second, it refers to the use of Fallacy Fallacies and related meta-arguments specifically to defend the hegemonic system and its ideologies, using the veneer of "rationality" to shut down dissent. It's scientism weaponized as a rhetorical cudgel for status quo apologetics.

Example: "When asked about the ethical implications of AI surveillance, the engineer scoffed with Fallascience: 'Ethics isn't empirically verifiable, so it's not a real discussion. Your concerns are just fallacies arising from an emotional, non-STEM mindset.' He used the armor of 'science' to avoid any non-technical critique of his work."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026