Flugazi

a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages. It's symptoms range from nothing (you won't even know you have it) to DEATH. Children can't pass it to others (even though children a walking petri dishes). It is not communicable if you are sitting down at a restaurant.

It's a Flugayzi, a Flugazi. It's a whazi, it's a woozie. It's fairy dust.

by Pollinator June 17, 2021

fugazi

1. Adj. Fake,unauthentic,sub standard person or thing.
E.g. 1. yo those gold chains ain't real son, they're fugazi
2. N. Something or/and somebody that is fake,inferior or sub standard.
E.g. 2. i only believe in what is real no time for the fugazis.

Adj. 1. those shoes i bought yesterday are bunch of fugazis.
Adj. 2. that dude is not real,he's fugazi.
N. 1. i only roll with real people, i don't roll with fugazis.

by BLAKA September 11, 2018

Fugaze/Fugazi

Slang
3. Fugazi was an American GI slang during the Vietnam war. "Fugazi" is an acronym which stands for "Fucked Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In." It refers to out-of-control situation such as in a chaotic jungle warfare combat environment. See also: List of US Army acronyms

Also fake or phony; a wannabe; unoriginal

Not sure where all of these other, 'Hipster', fugaze/fugazi definitions originate on Urban Dictionary, but they don't illustrate the appropriate tone and meaning of the word. See what I did there? #trash #fake #fronters #lames

by Coaching Instructor June 13, 2018

flugazee

Something or someone that is not genuine.

That Rolex he has is flugazee. He bought it off the street.

by Word Bandit October 19, 2006

Fugazi Brown Guy

Someone who is crazy, fugazi, and just happens to be brown.

That fugazi brown guy thinks he is so good at 2K, but he is actually buns.

by Cole Jarvis October 8, 2019

fugazi

Fake, false

"That's a fugazi" (About a jewel, from "Donnie Brasco")

by Mikey May 5, 2003

fugazie

1. Fake, not genuine, phony. Essence of being shady.
2. A man/woman who is gay.

Yo that situation is fugazie son. That guy is a little fugazie.

by JC March 31, 2005