Fleece 

To steal. To rip off. To let a friend down.

"That guy just fleeced that guys jacket", "The bartender charged me $7.00 for that beer. What a fleece!", "Jobo didn't show up. He fleeced us again".

Fleece by King Vic September 23, 2014

Fleece 

To be ripped off. To pay for something and get inferior or no product.

That geezer just fleeced me, this aint a real travelcard.
That machine just fleeced me for a quid, I selected a coke and it didn't come out.

Fleece by LBU November 8, 2003

Fleece 

Those furry jackets. Similar to sweatshirts but with zippers and furriness.

I am wearing a fleece

Fleece by Andre January 7, 2004

fleece 

To make a trade with (or enter into an agreement with) someone under the guise of fairness, while fully knowing you are trying to rip them off.

Very common in sports, where one team "fleeces" another in a trade. Sometimes, the results of the fleece aren't known for a while, but inevitably someone usually gets fleeced in a trade.

1) The Tampa Bay Devil Rays FLEECED the New York Mets by trading them Victor Zambrano for Scott Kazmir.

2) Carl Pavano FLEECED the Yankees into a 4 year, $40M deal.

fleece by MLB Fleece Factor January 11, 2008

fleece 

Smutty word used by french-born american erotica guru, Anaïs Nin. She refers to the womanly bush or pubic hair with this enchanting word... Other erotica authors have followed her delicately selected language for this magnificent genre.

She exposed herself to him, her pale soft skin, her delicate slit, so tempting and divine, adorned by her dark coloured fleece...

fleece by oriya July 23, 2005

Fleece 

Cute; endearing - not sexual; describes a feeling, not as businessy as platonic marriages

You would be such a fleece older brother!

Fleece by Flirtine December 4, 2010

Fleece 

A substitute for the word “fuck”. Used in situations of anger, frustration, or just to let out emotion. Created by Bossman, Made popular by 77.

Fleece man, she dumped me.

Fleece by IcySavageFrm443 February 19, 2018