a bit classier than "va te faire foutre" (fuck off) and stronger than "va te faire cuire un oeuf" (bugger off/leave me alone)
by poppadoom September 7, 2023
Get the va te faire cuire le cul mug.While explaining a complex math problem, Sarah noticed her classmate doodling on his notebook, muttering to himself. "Are you even listening?" she asked. "A bit," he mumbled back, clearly away with the fairies.
by Arminkshipper July 5, 2024
Get the Away with the fairies mug.Meaning: Simple or meager food of the type supposedly eaten by a bachelor who cannot or does not cook well. It implies a lack of culinary effort or sophistication.
Example Usage: "After his wife left for the weekend, John resigned himself to a diet of bachelor's fare: cold beans straight from the can and buttered toast."
"With his wife out of town, his diet devolved into bachelor's fare: canned soup, cold cuts, and instant noodles."
"With his wife out of town, his diet devolved into bachelor's fare: canned soup, cold cuts, and instant noodles."
by Brookes Huwasi August 26, 2025
Get the bachelor's fare mug.It's a Rahul saying which delineates the causal relationship between ones weed intake and the fairness of one's decision making. This means that when you're high you tend to be more peaceful and fair.
I wanted to get more money from my lawsuit but realised I was being greedy. Thankfully I was high, because the higher you are the fairer the play.
by Jslayer33 July 27, 2023
Get the The higher you are the fairer the play. mug.Ley Wendavik and the 3 Little Fairies is a young adult, fantasy, myth, romance novel by Werley Nortreus published in 2025.
by Jacob Martinique February 6, 2026
Get the Ley Wendavik and the 3 Little Fairies (2025 Novel) mug.away with the fairies Meaning: Used to describe someone who is behaving in a fanciful, distracted, or eccentric way; out of touch with reality or daydreaming.
Example: Ah sure he's away with the fairies.
Meaning Are you sure he’s paying attention? He’s completely away with the fairies.”
Tone/Connotation: Often lightly teasing, but can be mildly critical, implying impracticality, absent-mindedness, or whimsical foolishness.
Meaning Are you sure he’s paying attention? He’s completely away with the fairies.”
Tone/Connotation: Often lightly teasing, but can be mildly critical, implying impracticality, absent-mindedness, or whimsical foolishness.
by lohgfd February 14, 2026
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