Having been fixed but only to the extent of appearing to have been fixed, especially for the purposes of deception.

A faux to is a video that is shown as a "how to" video but in reality is someone just bragging.

Let's say there was a video on Youtube, and it was about Call of Duty. The title of the video might be "How to get a 47 knife kill streak" but in reality has no educational value and you can't ACTUALLY learn how to get that kill streak but instead is someone just saying how good they are at the game.

A term created by a legendary icon named Ralphjos of a game called RumbleFighter which describes the use of a technique called nanmu which basically combo-breaks another user's combo.

1. Mostly referenced to a white teenager who, in high school, tried a bit too hard to please the in crowd. And probably pissed off a lot of black people by stealing the style their culture has had for many generations. For example: Ebonics, sagging of clothes with untied sneakers, really tiny skirts with corn rows, little whitey listening to rap... That kind of thing. In other words, the white kids in Detroit.

2. A liar, deceiver, imitator (see mime), and generally a football player or cheerleader.

1. A way to describe a below standard or not berry good event.
Can be pronounced f-oe or f-ox.

2. The first part of the name of a very good goldfish.

Fauxing can be used in any way.

The false (faux) appearance of a camel toe on a woman, typically as result of the placement of stitching on the crotch of yoga pants.