Sketty Bint Flid

A fat sweaty discusting ditzie air head person that nobody wants to be with and is usually thick, incapable and physically challenged....and dribbles

WOW! Look at John? He's a proper Sketty Bint Flid

by BooYar85 January 16, 2010

Flidophilia

A psychiatric disorder in which a Flidophile or sexual deviant experiences a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to people with either missing limbs or the small flappy chicken wing like limbs (a flid).

"that poor thing Heather Mills is fucked now that Paul Mccartney has been cured of his Flidophilia"

by Kingguff January 14, 2015

will fiedler

A player with the ladies and can not possibly keep a girlfriend for more than a week.

Will fiedler is such a ladies man

by cowboy7.5 January 20, 2018

According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.

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SUS According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.

by Big_Sussy_Amogus October 14, 2021

the eagle flies on Friday

Payday!

The eagle flies on Friday, and we'll party all night long.

by delancy November 17, 2010

Flindingo

While a male homosapien is receiving fellatio, just before the penis is ready to ejaculate the male then pulls himself out of the mouth. Upon retraction, the male then ejaculates upon the females face and with the last drop of semen smacks it across her face in an elaborate fashion while screaming "flindingo!"

Ohh yeah baby, ohh yeah, oh man im gonna cum! im gonna! AHHHHHHHH FLINNDDINGGOOOOOOO!!!

by Evan and Jesse April 8, 2005

Fliegenwasser

Flying rain. Often confused with ordinary rain, "flying water" is actually dihydrogen monoxide produced by cumulonimbus clouds. The distinction between rain and fliegenwasser was first introduced to the study of meteorology in 2005 in a groundbreaking study published in Advances in Water Resources. Authored by Steven Carnahan and Jason Theriut, "Probabilistic convocation and agrarian sampling for advective tracer transports in randomly heterogeneous Fliegenwassers" introduced the distinction between rain and flieganwasser through its study of the yearly precipitation in Leipzig, Germany. Though the study's methods were highly controversial, such as using the saturation levels of goat fur for a rain gauge, the findings were nonetheless sound.

"It is fliegenwassering like cats and dogs out there!"

by Queerky October 27, 2011