F.B.E.
F.B.E. by JessicaaaLeeeeee June 16, 2013
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F-B-E
The F-B-E is a sexcellent kama sutra position where the man puts the woman's feet behind her ears, and penetrates her in the vagina and or buttocks...
Last night I gave Shaquanda the FBE...
Last night I gave Shaquanda the FBE...
F-B-E by Hugh G Reckshen April 4, 2006
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F-B-E • F.B.E.P • G.F.B.E. • b.f.e.i.t.w.w. • e.b.f. • e:f,b • F.O.O.B.E.C. • F.T.O.B.E. • O.E.B.F.D. • Y.o.l.o.b.e.f.
F.B.E.P
F.B.E.P by The Core_2011 July 4, 2011
G.F.B.E.
G.F.B.E. by Dick Marriott January 3, 2026
F.E.B.
Pronounced Feb as if abbreviating the month of February 1. A fucking English Bastard. 2. A polite way of calling an English person a Fucking English Bastard to their face. Primarily used by the Scottish, and Irish.
pardon me sir but can you direct me to the queens head pub No problem F.E.B. go to the roundabout and piss off
F.E.B. by imfraeglesga August 11, 2010
e:f,b
e:f,b by TheRochester April 3, 2003
B.F.E.
Butt Fucking Egypt. A phrase used to imply a location that takes longer to drive/walk/rollerblade to than is convenient or desirable.
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