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(noun) an epic victory followed by an extreme explosive orgasm.
(verb) to win at something and explode in sexual pleasure
(noun) Following the Lakers defeat of the Celtics, Kobe Bryant had a faloish so large that it permanently soiled his jersey.

(verb) Mike Hawk and and his flaming gay badminton partner Whorehay faloished each other after their stunning victory in the national championships.
Faloish by fruitpounds June 28, 2010
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Adjective. Flloish discribes something that you think is really cool - but really embarassing! Something that rocks but you wouldn't admit you like it. Something realy good but kinda naf!

Origin: 'Foolish' misspelt

Pronounced either floysh or flo-ish.
Daytime Tv, Pokemon, McFly (McFlloish!), The Spice Girls, cartoons, playing hide and seek, pop music, glo sticks, comic books, etc
Flloish by Becky Snowden September 16, 2008
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A stupid saying used by dog lovers that means absolutely nothing. Often used to confuse other people for no reason
Teah says “faloshi”. WTF does that mean!
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to sex someone up...in any way possible...no limitations.
BOB: dude, lets go get hammered.
JIM: hellz yea brotha, then after we get hammerd we can go falaish some really nasty hoes.
falaish by icecreaman108 January 12, 2008
Sexy, beautiful, amazing in bed, and the best damn time ever in a park. You will be pleased all times. It's like a 5 star restaurant. You want all falishas you could find.
Booty. Beautiful. Booty. Falisha
Falisha by The king bra March 26, 2013
Haley's brother asked Angela to falaish him.
Falaish by Angela/Haley January 10, 2008
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