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fatfished 

When an individual participates in a dating site hookup only to discover that the other individual is substantially larger than you were initially led to believe.
I went to meet Bumble #1 last night and she fatfished me. bumble tinder catfished
fatfished by NoPo10's May 24, 2016

Fatfished 

When a “bigger” gal only takes pictures from the neck or chest up to appear skinny but in person she’s totally a bigger gal.
Danny: what’s up with you and that girl you met on tinder bro?
Nick: Oh her? Nah man she fatfished me. Totally got me dude. Nothing like her picture.
Danny: Damn bro that’s crazy! Shit...
Fatfished by iamanthonydean December 23, 2018

famished 

ravenously hungry, starving etc etc.

used widely; but often in the north east and especially newcastle, primarily by people 60+ and sarah too.
eeeee pet i'm famished
famished by pierced_klown February 10, 2004
The opposite of the word 'famished', which has the definition of extreme hunger.

'Fabished' is correctly used when one is at the point of complete filling. Too full to eat another bite.

Mostly expressed after a large meal.
Guest: "The dinner tonight was fantastic Mrs Smith!"

Mrs Smith: "Oh thank you, but please have some more."

Guest: "Oh I honestly couldn't, I'm fabished !"

Mrs Smith: "I understand, I am also quite full"
Fabished by Dr Austin January 9, 2010

fatfished 

To get catfished by an otherwise normal fat person.
Bill got fatfished when the model he thought he was talking to on Facebook turned out to be a fat person with a fake profile.
fatfished by Branta August 25, 2013

famished 

So hungry you could eat a whale.
Michelle was famished because she hadn't ate at anything all day!
famished by bobbybilllll January 31, 2020
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