BUFAR
Drunkenly trying to use the word FUBAR to describe your or someone elses current status, but failing miserably.
BUFAR by ChargersRGreat July 22, 2009
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BUFAR
Brazilian Portuguese for farting noiselessly sometimes forcefully, apart from leaving a horrifying smell.
BUFAR by Oicram_Oiroso November 7, 2009
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Bufriedo
But nothing matched the bufriedo, a dish created by Maureen, the amazingingly (and understandably) obese Culver Creek cook. A deep fried bean burrito, the bufriedo proved beyond the shadow of doubt that frying always improves a food.
Bufriedo by Jenna Quaranta October 22, 2008
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