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Fagged Off 

In the lingo and culture of pimping, “fagged off” means when a ho (prostitute) leaves a pimp for another pimp. Primarily used by pimps in the first person.
I put that wet dog of a bitch Annie on the blade barefoot, and the bitch done fagged off after her first date.
Fagged Off by Lousy The P October 23, 2022

flagged off 

Wrongly used term by mongs meaning flipped off
''He just flagged me off'
''You mean flipped me off you utter cretin rachel''
''No its flagged off''
''No, that isnt a thing, flagged off is a term wrongly used by mongs meaning flipped off"

flagged off

wave a flag at a person or vehicle as a signal to start moving or racing.
"the motor vehicles were flagged off from the Capital on Friday"
flagged off by Arminkshipper January 17, 2026
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