Facebook-official
Used in reference to a romantic relationship, meaning that two parties are not really dating until their Facebook relationship statuses have changed.
Facebook-official by Keith Erik February 4, 2009
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Facebook-official
A term used to describe a serious or legit event that is verified on facebook. A person can be sure that something is definite by logging on and seeing evidence of it on facebook.
Vicky: "are caroline and jack dating now?"
George: " yup! Jack just asked her out after a week of being "together"."
Vicky: "Is it Facebook-official?"
George: "yup"
Vicky:" wow. i didn't know things were that serious between them."
George: " yup! Jack just asked her out after a week of being "together"."
Vicky: "Is it Facebook-official?"
George: "yup"
Vicky:" wow. i didn't know things were that serious between them."
Facebook-official by vintagelovers July 13, 2011
Facebook Official
The ultimate definition of a college relationship - when on one's facebook profile it says "In A Relationship" and your significant other's name.
Facebook Official by ilovebronsonscornrows December 13, 2005
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facebook official
facebook official by kscar May 4, 2008
facebook official
A relationship that is determined official because it is posted under the relationship status on Facebook.
facebook official by Kath H March 31, 2008
facebook official
As almost all teens are addicted to facebook these days, a relationship is only legit if it is facebook official: when you update your status on facebook to "in a relationship"; its a huge-o slap in the face when you're supposedly dating someone but they don't make it known via facebook
Girl to her boyfriend: "we aren't facebook official! Do you wanna break up or something? Are you ashamed of me?!" Boyfriend: "god jenny you're so hormonal!" (for further usage, visit your local high school)
facebook official by ars1106 May 19, 2008
Facebook Official
This term is used when a relationship is official, and you know so becuase the couple changes their status from either "single" or "it's complicated" to "in a relationship" on Facebook.
Guy 1: "Dude, I met this fly girl last night and we had a really good time, so I looked her up on Facebook..."
Guy 2: "And...."
Guy 1: "She's Facebook official with some douche bag."
Guy 2: "Ouch bro.
Guy 2: "And...."
Guy 1: "She's Facebook official with some douche bag."
Guy 2: "Ouch bro.
Facebook Official by Cfrau15 March 10, 2009
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