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Onomatopoeic representation for the sound a primate makes when he flings bodily discharges (feces, urine, or semen) at unsuspecting onlookers. Typically used in reference to something disgusting that may or may not be flung through the air.
We each had a can of silly string for our silly string fight. As we sprayed the cans, we yelled "F'NA!" The silly string f'nah'd through the air. After the battle, we were all covered in f'na.
F'na by BobandDan March 6, 2010
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Another way to say "gonna".
Tommy: You better watch yo mouth.
Josh: What you f'na do?! You just a trick bitch!
f'na by booboo102 July 19, 2010

yd. ;gjt xpr,b urq hgml.e rk.p yd. na'f eri 

When you try to type "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog' but for some reason microsoft decides to randomly switch your keyboard layout from dvorak to qwerty
yd. ;gjt xpr,b urq hgml.e rk.p yd. na'f eri seriously, again?

yd. 'gcjt xpr,b urq hgmlo rk.p yd. na;f eri

when you learn about the new dvorak layout of the keyboard and write "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" using it.
A - "Hey, do you know what ~yd. 'gcjt xpr,b urq hgmlo rk.p yd. na;f eri~ means??
B - "Ur weird bro."
A game by Scott Cawthon about some animatronics coming to kill you until 6am where you come back the next night for some reason.
The scariest part of it is it's community, filled with as many 5 year-olds as the eye can see.
Also the kids usually decide to fap to a bird. Seriously, wtf?
'hahaha F NAF is so good.'
'What's 'F NAF'?'
'five nights at freddys'.
'Oh that, I don't really like it.'
'WHAT HOW DONT YOU LIKE IT I HATE YOU AND YOU NEED TO HAVE GOOD GAME TASTES.'
1) Fnar, abbreviation for "For No Apparent Reason"

2) A character in the comic "Jack" (by David Hopkins) at www.pholph.com
1) Then he dropped over dead fnar.

2) Fnar is innocent and unaffected by Hell.
F.N.A.R by Horza August 4, 2005
....fnar
F.N.A.R by Ender November 4, 2003
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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