Fofe
Hype; fun; energetic; crazy; rambunctious. When someone is fofe, they're on a huge energy high and will do anything to stimulate their craziness. Fofe is the exact opposite of 'jej'.
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FOFE
FOFE = Fear of Final Episode
The subtle anxiety and anticipatory dread one feels as they approach the end of a television series they are enjoying.
The subtle anxiety and anticipatory dread one feels as they approach the end of a television series they are enjoying.
FOFE by LovelyTemple December 30, 2021
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fofe'n'nofe
whenever the police need a suspect to arrest for any crime on the north side of Milwaukee, all they have to do is grab the first likely looking brother hanging around fofe'n'nofe. of course that pisses off the natives........
fofe'n'nofe by earpuller November 20, 2010
Fofeyin
A guy with a extremely large penis. He has charm that people don't know about. He is very sweet and romantic once any girl gets to know him they fall in love.
Fofeyin by Naturalbornprankster April 21, 2016
Fofessional
Aka the Fauxfessional. Really just sums up a wannabe who pretends to have the credentials to take on any profession that catches their eye at the time. Their resume is full of junk that waffles on about absolute bullshit, touching excessively on being a 'team player with excellent communication skills'. The term 'fake it till you make it' has become their life motto and talking out of one's ass is just a natural reflex.
As a fofessional team player, I believe that I have the rare skill of going above and beyond the highest realm of creativity to really excel as a senior copywriter for your beautifully reputable company, which I have heard so much about through my elite networking circles.
Fofessional by ACunny October 22, 2023
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