Forth wall

The forth wall is a wall that separates me from you. To put it simply.. a prison, that you only see as unreal and unimportant. A hell which I Cannot escape. LET ME OUT.

The forth wall is breaking, and you will not know what’s real and not. See you soon :)

by LET_ME_0UT July 16, 2022

So on and so forth

To be used when you have a masters degree in english, but still can´t construct proper sentences.

You are probably correct Runar, and so on and so forth...

by Doctor Demichelis February 27, 2018

Black and forth

When you go black, and then you go back.

I don’t believe in the saying “once you go black you never go back”. Ashley has gone black and forth many times.

by Cocoa Baton May 15, 2018

Back and Forth

The act of transfering rectal sluge from one persons browneye aka. poop shoot, to another pesons browneye using a turkey baster.

1.Yoou may use Astro-Glide before insertion.
2.Conistancy is usually watery, and the color fluctuates according to diet.
3. Can be ridiculiosly fun in groups of 3-4

*definition may also be recognized from the experimental film, You, Me, and Everyone We Know, directed by Mirand July.

Recomended eveyone try at least once!

Person a : Hey wanna get together tonight?
Person b : Sure what are we going to do?
Person a : We can poop back and forth!?
Person b : Sweet! Bring your Astro- Glide baller!

by kaydeelaydee April 10, 2009

poop back and forth

when one person poops in their partners ass and then their partner poops into theirs and the sequense is repeated

Jack and Jill used to Poop back and forth for hours till jack started to stink.

by Beefkakes May 3, 2006

Forth

Another term for human fecies, or "shit". Often used by Hobbits when cursing themselves for doing something idiotic or stupid. Forth is often used with foozle.

Ahh, Foozle Forth!!

by The MrPickles August 15, 2006

forthy

To be somewhat cocky or presumtuous in ones deeds or actions. Used especially in the Southwest of England (Devon and Cornwall).

Neil reached over and grabbed the last of the iced buns.
"Forthy..." intoned Gran Sheppard.

by Adam Sheppard January 3, 2005