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facebeef
When two or more people have a mindless heated argument on Facebook, whether it's through comments on profile pictures, profile walls, etc.
Person #1: You hear about the fight after school today?
Person #2: No, what happened?
Person #1: Did you see the facebeef on Samantha's profile picture? The one with her and her boyfriend John.
Person #2: Hahaha, oh yeah. Sam's ex left a comment asking if he was enjoying his sloppy seconds. Then John commented back and said he was gonna kick his ass.
Person #2: No, what happened?
Person #1: Did you see the facebeef on Samantha's profile picture? The one with her and her boyfriend John.
Person #2: Hahaha, oh yeah. Sam's ex left a comment asking if he was enjoying his sloppy seconds. Then John commented back and said he was gonna kick his ass.
facebeef by The Joker in Bruges February 9, 2009
Related Words
FaceBed • FaceBedding • facebeef • Facebuddy • Facebud • Facebeat • facebefooked • facebefriend • facebefucked • Facebeggar
facebefucked
The emotion experienced by urban dictionary editors that is caused by a massive overload of definitions of names which in turn is caused by a fucking annoying comment on facebook that urges idiots to post the definitions.
facebefucked by pistov February 4, 2010
two faceded
two faceded by freewebs.com/dgtalimage.com November 6, 2007
Facebetiquette
The manners one is required to display on social networking sites to avoid being the target of ire from other users.
Facebetiquette by bobthekillerfish November 20, 2010
shit faceded
shit faceded by Julianne1234 July 30, 2006
Re-Facebeek
Variants:
* Facebeek (to post things on Facebook, to use Facebook)
* Re-Facebeeking (the activity of performing Re-Facebeek action)
Term used to denote re-posting another person's Facebook post. This is intended to generically include anything that can be re-shared (status updates, posted links, photos, etc.) Its origin is in Tweet/Re-Tweeting for Twitter.
First known usage: early 2009.
* Facebeek (to post things on Facebook, to use Facebook)
* Re-Facebeeking (the activity of performing Re-Facebeek action)
Term used to denote re-posting another person's Facebook post. This is intended to generically include anything that can be re-shared (status updates, posted links, photos, etc.) Its origin is in Tweet/Re-Tweeting for Twitter.
First known usage: early 2009.
Re-Facebeek by seattledave May 21, 2009
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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