Flying fish
A majestic person who is kind, funny, and follows their dreams. Usually tries to make sure everyone around them is happy as well.
Flying fish by CrispyPotatoSlice August 23, 2017
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Flying fish
A person who lies about his or her age on a dating or chat app or site, in the profile and photos they post and share. Unlike a catfish, a flying fish, or alternately a f-lying fish, is the person they claim to be but lies about age and shares pics that are very old and undated.
Anna had suspected that Stephen might be much older than he claimed in his dating profile but it wasn't until he shared another pic that she knew he was a flying fish.
Flying fish by Unhip68 March 24, 2016
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flying fish sandwich
a sexual position from the kama sutra in which the women is on top, back to the man and they both lean back in a crab walk style position. They then proceed to have sex
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Flying Fish Licker
Flying Fish Licker is an insult that is rare and can only be found by a southern folk, in a southern place. (It might be because they are a little nervous about their culture)
Susie joe: I didn’t mean to
Dylan: Get our of my house you flying fish licker piece of shit
(Aka piece of crap)
Dylan: Get our of my house you flying fish licker piece of shit
(Aka piece of crap)
Flying Fish Licker by WhyStayBlank January 24, 2020
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