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When one looks outside and can't decide if it's rain or fog.
Foggin' by Harjitsu February 18, 2011
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Used to annoy your friends by saying over and over again in a sentence all the time
Yeah so she was foggin' the other day and she just seemed so fogged.
Foggin' by P********* February 8, 2008
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An amazing, funny, kind, caring, sometimes crazy person who everyone likes as soon as they meet. Happy birthday to all Foggins.
Girl 1: Have you met the new girl?
Girl2: YES! She is amazing she makes me laugh so much and shes such a great friend, all the boys fancy her as well.
Girl 1: I've never actually met one but she must be a Foggin!!
Foggin is the name given to an Internet Super Hero, who is made of fire. He is so Godly that he forced Jesus to commit suicide by trolling everyone saying he was the son of God, knowing that Jews would crucify him, he then got Jesus's twin brother to come back and pretend to be Jesus resurrected. 2009 Years on Foggins' trolling lives on. He also advertises lynx deodorant, and shows teenage girls on the internet over 9000 different ways to set themselves alight.
A: "Do you shave?"
B: "Yes, with wax, why?"
A: "Next time try Napalm."
B: "Wait are you Foggin?"
A: "FLAME ON"
Foggin by Rozzzzzzzzza July 16, 2009
is an expression used to rate the intensity of an event or evening...
is also possibly known as fog which can be a possible term for fondle or any other sexual connotation, use your imagination
1. Last night we had a foggin good time
2. Fog me before I fog you
foggin by xaidsx January 4, 2006
Foggin, a real wise guy who loves to smoke. He likes to loot local supermarkets and usually doesn’t give a rats ass. Tiny in masculinity but makes up for it with his sharp whit
Hey guys, foggin has the tac and 4 bars of stolen chocolit. He’s a real phaughuauet
Foggin by deynn123 March 11, 2020
When you're reaching for your glasses in the morning without having your glasses on.
It can also describe how you feel when you are aspiring towards something, but you just don't have the wherewithal to follow through.
Man, I am foggin today.
Foggin by breaddome October 15, 2022
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