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firerhea 

Extremely hot and spicy bowel movment. See fiarrhea.
That chinese food is gonna give me some nasty firerhea!
firerhea by bumbobway September 7, 2005

fiberrhea 

similar to diarrhea, occurs when one has eaten incredibly large amounts of fiber- far larger than the daily recommended amount- in a day's time and thus experiences excessive defication and gas as a result.
"Dude, are you okay? I heard terrible noises coming from in there."
-"Yeah, I'm fine. I had a ham sandwich on whole wheat, a cheese sandwich on whole wheat flat bread, 4 fiber loaded snack bars, some almonds, and a footlong sub on whole wheat today. It was some epic FIBERRHEA, but I feel awesome now.
fiberrhea by Jeezlebauckle April 11, 2010

fibbercating 

The act of fabricating a lie for some form of personal gain.
Steve was fibbercating to try and get in them panties!

Firerhea 

Burning or inflammation recieved during or after diarrhea, typically from consuming spicy foods.
I found my chipotle burrito quite savory, other than the Firerhea that shortly followed it.
Firerhea by Spacemonkey92 July 8, 2010

firerhea 

When you slyly cover your member in Cholula brand hot sauce, without your partner knowing, and proceed to show the booty hole who's boss, giving the recipient a bad case of firerhea for the next three days.
"That Bitch thought she was funny sleeping with my brother. So I gave her the firerhea."

"Nice."
firerhea by The Pioneer January 11, 2009

Fibbercation 

The act of not being 100% truthful. fabrication, fairy tale, falsehood, falsity, fib, mendacity, prevarication, story, tale, untruth, whopper. Counting a qty of 200 and a container as a qty of 1.
The lady told a fibbercation to her 33 favorite boyfriend
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