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Fojko is a word that people us in Volkovo, to make fun of Voigo cuz he saks nats bm
Pedar: Hey fojko
Voigo: How many nicknames do I have
Steban: hentai
Fojko by Ofcourseitssteban January 7, 2021
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Fockos - Is a classification of a individual or group of people that think their above the rest of human race regardless of (IQ - Education)
what up focko's

How are those fockos doing at x?
fockos by gamersplayhere September 21, 2012
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Fojko fojo Fookoo Fockoff foko fokof Fookoff Fozkos fockos fockopage
fokop by Kleinman January 8, 2012
An alternative and very British way to say "fuck off."
He was blazin' at me, fappin his gums like 'ez dick 'bout me mum. I told 'em to fockoff.
Fockoff by Vandhakara June 3, 2018
Afrikaans word essentially meaning having nothing, being nothing, nothing left etc. Just general nothing.
"Hey Bru, what you doing?"

"FOKOL"

"I understand FOKOL"

"Give me a blowjob first"
"No, theres FOKOL time."
fokol by JehanandJayMan June 18, 2009
Wanking upside down ,choking yourself while listening to hardcore or Terror
"im soo gonna Fokko this night"
Fokko by DannydekankerdikzakmetBoobs November 17, 2006
An all-around cool and awesome guy who loves to party and hang out with girls. Great bod, great smile, and is the life of the party everywhere he goes.
My name is Michael, and I absolutely LOVE Fojo, even though I'm not gay. He is the life of the party.
Fojo by RBK4LIFE August 14, 2012
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