Foogaboom

A term to describe an act of deception, a scam, or a bogus product.

The term originated in Central Louisiana in the 1990's and was originally used to describe counterfeit crack cocaine intended to fool drug purchasers. The term also appeared in court documents filed in the Court of Appeals case, 'State of Louisiana vs. Albert Jones', May 17, 1995. As crack became less popular, the term lived on. The term is currently used to describe deceit, dishonesty, or scams. And of course, counterfeit dope.

"He tried to foogaboom me." "This ain't dope, this just foogaboom."

by WhoDat Cur Dog May 14, 2020

foogaezee

being really bogus to another

damn, that tricks bein straight up foogaezee, she mad fake.

by lati March 30, 2008

foodaphile

One who takes advantage of others for their food.

stealing food off of someone's plate everday also known as a serial foodaphile.

by Kenneth Andrews September 4, 2006

fobmaster

a. a fob in a position of authority
b. a fob who is significantly fobbier than other fobs, therefore has been promoted to a master of fobs

In order to be a fobmaster the fob must:
- a fob who is balding, or
- a fob who has power over another person, or (fob or not)
- or fob who has white hair, or
- a fob who is older than 40

If your landlord or professor is a fob, then he is a fobmaster.

by Ministry of Fobs October 9, 2008

foodamentalist

A fanatic follower of a particular food regimen, e.g., veganism, raw foods, fruitarianism. A foodamentalist considers food a political statement as well as nutrition, and is often overheard evangelizing his/her health benefits. NOTE: if you ever discuss your colonic output with anyone, you are a FOODAMENTALIST.

Djennifar, a confirmed foodamentalist, was pleased to share with everyone the details of how barley green had enabled her to reach the sought-after 18 inches of colonic output every day.

by not my dog September 3, 2009

Foogaisyass

A term used to express something that is stupid or idiotic to you.

That foogaisyass dude did senna bogus.

by Fashoo February 4, 2010

foofarah

a dust-up over a triviality. Compare argle-bargle (Brit., also argy-bargy): a serious disagreement.

Kent Brockman (newscaster on The Simpsons): "Union confrontation. Argle-bargle or foofarah?"

by livedeadcat March 16, 2009