F.D.A. Approved Certified 100% Whole Organic No Added Flavours or Preservatives Homosexual

A 'F.D.A. Approved Certified 100% Whole Organic No Added Flavours or Preservatives Homosexual' is a completely homosexual person who is undeniably a part of the LGBTQ+ community. Their homosexual energy is so strong, they could make the American Navy seem like heterosexuals. Anyone who is a F.D.A. Approved Certified 100% Whole Organic No Added Flavours or Preservatives Homosexual is awarded the honours of being the absolutely biggest homosexual in existence.

Koki: Look over there! That bozo over there! They're 110% gay, I am sure of it! They breathe in a homosexual way!

Vee: (gay breathing)

Koki: Yeah, they deserve the F.D.A. Approved Certified 100% Whole Organic No Added Flavours or Preservatives Homosexual award.

by KokiHiro January 24, 2023

whole bae

Your main bitch, not the side bitch.

In white people terms: step right before girlfriend.

The girl/guy you talk to most. But not your official girlfriend/boyfriend.

She's not my girlfriend but she's my whole Bae

Stop stunting, you know that's your whole Bae

by Kellsters December 23, 2013

fuck the whole bitch

To vigoursly fuck the shit out of a woman but in many positions over the course of at least 3 hours. Multiple time if possible.

When I fuck, I fuck the whole bitch.

by bigmuthafucka October 26, 2007

a whole lotta woman

A man who exhibits some characteristics of Foxy cleopatra

Josh is a whole lotta woman

by Anonymous March 17, 2003

whodat

Ghetto semantics, used throughout but most common in the ghettos of the Dirty South, meaning "Who is that?". Properly expressed as "Who dat is", however "Who dat" is more popular as it requires considerably less mental effort.

Person 1: "Who dat is? That nigga on noe hea'r block again."

Person 2: "He hustlin' foe shaw, look at that fool."

Person 1: "He flying red that
m-therfucker!"

by JM October 23, 2003

whole nine yards

Does not come from military or football. It relates to the clothing industry. It is a term that tailors have used since the 1900's for denoting the extent that one wishes to invest in a custom-made suit. It takes exactly nine square yards of material to create a man's three-piece suit. If an individual desires a suit that is tailored to the "hilt" (double lined, etc.), he would request that the tailor should proceed with "the whole nine yards." Anything shy of nine yards would mean various alterations. This would lessen the overall quality of the suit.

The whole nine yards

by Joel Johnson November 10, 2008

whodoyouthinkyouare

used when you are completely done with everyones shit.

whodoyouthinkyouare runnin round leaving scars

by idk......000 November 19, 2018