FAUX'ed

(Simular to the definition of being "Fucked in one's head") A terminology usually reserved for referring to ROVE’eo Queens coined in honor of the Fox News Network (Especially the “Rupert Murdoch” owned “Media”) ; Terminology used to refer to those that believe in the validity of biased one-sided concerns –OR- to refer to the use of “Fox News Network” as being a credible source of non-propagandized news, fact, or truth.

Usage Examples:

Man-o-man! That Neo-Con is REALLY FAUX'ed in the head!

That story really got FAUX'ed UP big-time!

Fox News is an example of how TV can result in a really FAUX'ed UP way of looking at reality.

by Tyson D. Knine January 4, 2009

Fauxed

An adjective intentionally made into a past-tense verb so as to illicitly garner at least 18 points on a Scrabble board.

Feathers and furs can be faux, fo sho,
but fauxed isn't in the dictionary, no.

by GrammarPatrol July 20, 2010

Fauxed

Having been fixed but only to the extent of appearing to have been fixed, especially for the purposes of deception.

When the dude sat in the chair I fauxed, it totally collapsed.

by reallydolly August 9, 2010

Fauxed fool

To deceive, fool or trick the eye, an illusion... what you see is not always what you get.

"Fauxed fool" is 2010 Olympics Snowboarder, Scotty Lago's faux head.

by Beach Belle February 21, 2010