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F.U.S.S is an acronym for F-un U-nrestrained S-hameless S-ex. to have fun hardcore sex with someone that you will most likely never see again.
"hey babe wanna go back to my place and have F.U.S.S?"
F.U.S.S by facegoogle July 14, 2011
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B.F.U.S.S. 

A Blood-Feces-Urine-Semen-Stain
When Robert returned the book to Regina, he had left a giant B.F.U.S.S. all over page 37, which had seeped through the next four chapters.

R.U.F.U.S 

Is a person within a project that is responsible for finding, analysing and then utilising random factors that surround the project.
We're building a lemonade stand and David saw a kitten. He used it as a marketing tool to attract more people. He is such an R.U.F.U.S.
R.U.F.U.S by area300 February 28, 2018

F.U.N.G.U.S. 

When the piliot first joined the navy his callsign was F.U.N.G.U.S.
F.U.N.G.U.S. by RAMBL3R100 July 6, 2008
1. Commonly an acronym for "fucked up shit."

2. Used disparagingly at universities for the low quality of their hoagies. "Fucked up subs."
"I'm gonna roll to Kriner and get me an F.U.S. You in?"
F.U.S. by Van Buren May 13, 2005

F.U.N.K.A.S.S. 

Also known as the S.Q.U.I.R.T.S. defense council, F.U.N.K.A.S.S. (Foundation for the Understanding of New Knowledge About SQUIRTS Sufferers) is attempting to fight for a cure against the ailment known as SQUIRTS. They have just recently been formed and are trying to stop the prevention of death, which is caused by the disease of SQUIRTS.
If you want to know more about F.U.N.K.A.S.S. join the group on Facebook.
F.U.N.K.A.S.S. by F.U.N.K.A.S.S. February 23, 2011
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