Funoholic

Whoever put fun first in life ! as oppose to workoholic

She is a funoholic, find the big event in town and that's where she is .

by Roozi November 7, 2007

fuentes

soulmate. when you wanna say someones there soulmate, use fuentes to impress them.

girl: "i love you."
boy: "i love you more."
girl: "thats a lie."
boy: "nope. your my fuentes."
girl.: "whats that?"
boy: "it means soulmate.:
girl.: "oh your so romantic!"
boy: "(:"

by greendino. October 15, 2009

el fuego

That fire, that good good, top shelf, that loud, top of the line marijuana

Ey bruh you got el fuego ?

by Cladi March 11, 2016

fuhnooter

Noun: ( Fuh*neuter) The sweet penetratable chocolate love tunnel commonly used for insertion of the squirt stick of the male species(homoERECTUS). Often the cause of many ruined tighty whities via excessive stretching leading to the anal leakage known as skid marks (aka doodoo stripes).

Holy sweet mother of gaylords, I wish i could shove that whole cucumber in your fuhnooter, you ass monkey.

by Antis(+)cial September 4, 2006

Fuego

A random phrase, originated in the webcomic Real Life Comics. Spanish for fire, it has no real significance other than it sounds good when yelled out loud.

"FUEGO!"
"Fuego?"
"FUEGO!"
"Fuego!"

by Brendan Jones March 2, 2004

Funorexic

Someone suffering from funorexia; a mental condition characterized by buzzkilling, excessive nervousness, and meekness

Dude : You should have come out with us last night. We got so wasted that we reenacted the maze scene from The Shining.

Chick : That sounds awful. I stayed home and re-organized my spice drawer according to color.

Dude : You are such a funorexic.

by Secretly Timid March 27, 2011

fucnose

Fucnose - any carbohydrate of indeterminate structure. It is so difficult to understand the chemistry of these sugar molecules that you may hear chemistry professors exclaim their name in exasperation at just how hard it is to understand.

Fucnose is loosely related in chemical structure to godnose, which was originally called ignose and is now known as ascorbic acid (vitamin C)

Student: What sugar is this?

Prof: Fucnose!

by David Bradley Science Writer June 17, 2005