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Short for “fatty potential”, this term is used to describe a woman who could have a tendency to gain weight later on in life. Typically, “f pot” can be determined by looking at said individual’s mother or eating habits.
1: Ayy yo she see Kelly the other day? She was looking bad as hell strutting dat fat ass down the road.
2: Yeah, she’s ok, but she definitely has f pot going on
1: shit man, you right, just look at her mom!
F pot by Proonface February 3, 2021
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First Poop of the Day.

Something one might shout out, tweet about, or post on someone elses facebook wall, after taking their first poop of the day.

Not to be confused with FPOTD (fourth poop of the day), FPOTD (fifth poop of the day), or the ever more legendary FPOTD (fifteenth poop of the day).
guy 1: "FPOTD!"
guy 2: "Really dude? Its 11pm. Ive pooped like 3 times already."
FPOTD by 164Seton September 25, 2011
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F pot FPOTD #fpotd F.T.W. f. F.R.E.D F.B.I F NAF F.a.S F-ing
first post of the day
FPOTD!!

(What someone in web forum might post at 5 am)
fpotd by Karl Hankin August 27, 2006
acronym meaning "First Post Of The Day." On some message boards or threads it is used to denote that a specific person or post was teh first made on that calendar day
I made the FPOTD when I was the first person to post after midnight.
FPOTD by Damon Caine August 26, 2006
I just got back from making my FPOTD.
FPOTD by adelossa September 8, 2006
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