Ficătu

"fiăsu" which means " his/her son" in romanian but in second person(your son)

person 1:Cum mai este ficătu?

How is your son?

by first founding father of drip March 11, 2021

The MAGA-fication of Singapore Math

When more Trumpublican parents and patriots, who believed the 2020 election was stolen from ex-President Trump, are pushing their lawmakers to fine or revoke the licences of state bookstores that sell Singapore math textbooks and workbooks, and also to ban these oft-brain-unfriendly but wallet-friendly titles in local schools, because these foreign K–12 math publications are allegedly detrimental to the mental health of local math-anxious or low self-esteem students.

The MAGA-fication of Singapore math has failed to prevent tens of thousands of homeschoolers in red states every year from ordering value-for-money math titles from the “fine” city for their children, who’re often bored or unchallenged by their dear inch-deep, mile-wide thick colorful math textbooks.

by Fasters September 15, 2022

ficture

A fictitious picture

This month's cover of Us magazine is definitely a ficture.

by Jennifer Mattson January 29, 2007

ficture

A picture that is misleading, edited, or staged, so it shows something which did not actually happen, or which happened in a different way than is being claimed.

When my dad showed the insurance adjuster the fictures of the fire damage, you could almost see the gas can in one of them.

Al: I thought I saw those two chicks making out somewheres.
Jeff: No, that was just a ficture I posted.

by Jmz from SFL September 22, 2009

ficture

noun. A facebook picture.

Jen: NYC was amazing.
Jade: Ye, I saw the fictures.

by frebontheweb October 19, 2010

ficture

A photograph of a hand drawn picture.

At school the children learn by examining fictures.

by Jeremy Hurst November 4, 2003

Fitatu

The number 3 in Swahili. Also the name of the best dog in the world.

Come here Fitatu, that's a good dog.

by M@RT!N October 29, 2009