F/T
Stands for Frozen/Thawed. Used in the animal world to describe frozen, pre-killed food(usually rodents), which is then thawed and given to the animal.
F/T by Organized-Oddity September 10, 2007
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f/t by zwordsmith January 25, 2011
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F T by theywantme13 February 4, 2010
F.T.
F.T.
Funny turn.
Much like a nervy b. or nervy spaz.
(a reference from The Confessions of Georgia Nicolson)
Much like a nervy b. or nervy spaz.
(a reference from The Confessions of Georgia Nicolson)
F.T. by harrius potterus. March 22, 2009
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