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FGJ is a rarely used abbreviation for the saying "For Great Justice" which first appeared in the NES videogame, Zero Wing. In most cases, one must take off every zig for great justice, or FGJ. It's usually used in a positive manner, like an encouragement of something you strongly agree with.

FGJ is much like FTW, or for the win.
Random Guy #177: Let's get some food at that suspicious run-down shack over there.
Random Guy #42: Run-down shacks FGJ!
Random Guy #663: Dude, what the f--
FGJ by Yams September 7, 2006
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F*king Great Job
cited in novel "The Virtual Boss"
Floyd Kemske (Author)
FGJ on your project!
FGJ by solo sapiens March 7, 2012
What you type in Google search when you don't know what to search, though it is rare for you to click the search button.
I typed Fgjifkl, but didn't click search because I knew nothing would come up.
Fgjifkl by TennisPlayer69 June 2, 2021

fgjfhgnkjfv

This term is used when you are spamming random keys on your keyboard to find strange terms on Urban Dictionary.
You find yourself in a Discord chat.
Person 1: Hey I saw a hilarious Urban Dictionary definition on Fainted's channel.
Person 2: Wow! I need to see something like this! I'll spam random letters on my keyboard. "fgjfhgnkjfv"
fgjfhgnkjfv by sub to Fainted February 16, 2021

fgjskslslaoao,rkciskal 

You slammed your keyboard like a wimp because you probably got insulted.
Guy:big poo noob u
You:fgjskslslaoao,rkciskal
fgjskslslaoao,rkciskal by Skskskksa October 18, 2019
"Feels Good Just Do It"

Commonly made in reference to weed, but can be used in refrence to just about anything.

Originated from Long Island, New York.
Ashley "I'm kinda scared to try weed"
Sara "fgjdi"
fgjdi by krugfish August 6, 2010

fgjgvhm vhchfchg hvc ghcfhc vhc hc jg,cjgc 

I have a case of bordom. "types in fgjgvhm vhchfchg hvc ghcfhc vhc hc jg,cjgc".OK WTF.
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