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Acronym for fuck my useless degree
F-mud is used as an expression when the person using it isn't happy w their social science or liberal arts or other non stem degree.
F-mud by Uncle Dimma December 14, 2022
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Acronym for f* my useless (non stem ) degree.
You use f-mud when you're unhappy w your useless liberal arts degree. Stem people don't need to use the phrase f-mud
F-mud by Uncle Dimma December 15, 2022
fuck my useless degree
use F-mud when you got a non stem degree and you're not proud of yourself.
F-mud by Uncle Dimma December 21, 2022
Fuck my useless degree
When you get a liberal arts or social science degree and later realize you made a huge mistake. That's when you scream 😱 f-mud
F-mud by Uncle Dimma December 21, 2022
fmud is an acronym for fuck me up daddy. applicable in nearly every frustrating, inconveniencing or arousing situation.
upon realising she was short $5 for pizza, Jane muttered to herself, 'fmud.'

Gerald saw a photo of Tom Hardy whilst scrolling through fb and exclaimed 'fmud' aloud.
fmud by kendirk November 18, 2016
The abbreviation for when a girl says “Fill me up daddy!!!”
Was fucking this rando bitch last night and she was like FMUD!!
FMUD by kgriffin033 February 17, 2018
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