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Slang for family or close friend.
Fambo by Igno June 19, 2005
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A slang term for someone who is a very close friend or a family member!

friend
What BITCH you cant talk about Kay-Kay thats my FAMBO!
Fambo by Kay-Kay May 13, 2005
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Holy crap look at the body on that fambo! Smokin!
Fambo by samls August 15, 2006
An aggressive or violent homosexual. Taken from the "Rambo " movie character
He's a Fambo, I'd stay away from him if I were you!
Fambo by tripleP December 29, 2007
A shortening of chav interpretation of 'Fabulous' or very good
"Danny Pipes is Fambo!"
"That piece of art is Fambo"
Fambo by IckleG June 11, 2006
FABMOST is a leading FABARM who can bring his FABARM character to aid FABARMS or NONFABARMS in their human activities.
We'll need some help getting this block opened up next to the motorway, Maybe a FABMOST or two could ease it on it's way.
FABMOST by FABARM October 18, 2018
FABOID Is a successful person who, whilst fond of linking with FABARMS, cannot spare enough of his/her personal time to become a complete FABARM.
I watched FABOID putting on a handbrake turn when she was an extra - SOME turn! 180 degrees and right between the cars - she just got out and back on the set!
FABOID by FABARM November 13, 2018
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