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floosted 

To describe something as "messed up" or "bad."

The term was coined in late 2020 by Noob "Boring" Dog and Marcus.
Damn E! My Career is floosted!
floosted by YeehawCowboy28 November 16, 2020
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Folost • folos • foosty • folkster • foost • Foosting • floosted • flooster • flost • Foosted

foostikae 

Licking a man near his pee hole.
I foostikae steven last night.
foostikae by Yourmamagirl February 17, 2017
The fleshy skin that covers dog's upper teeth.
My dog has food all over it's flost.
flost by Satchtola February 4, 2017
to dawdle, waste time with mindless tasks
probably comes from Ireland
a person who foosters is a foosterer
She is always late because she foosters around while getting ready.
fooster by momlemu October 12, 2004

folkster 

A young person, usually between the ages of 16-30, who has a particular love for folk music and country lifestyle. Sometimes referred to as a less-mainstream hipster, this kind of youngster has a keen love for banjos and mandolin. Usually can be found reading Steinbeck, drinking Foster's beer, and smoking cheap cigarettes. The women tend to have a more boy-ish hipster style, but can also be found with worn out white Converse and an Adidas T-shirt with sleeves rolled up to the shoulder. Will probably be daunting a pixie cut of a flat color, or long, wavy un-brushed hair. Men can be found sporting facial hair from a little scruff to a full on mountain-man beard. Clothing is typically channeling a 1930's/Great Depression feel, with vests, paper boy caps, skinny pants, and a belt buckle. More urban folksters can also be seen wearing flannel shirts and Urban Outfitter V-necks. Music taste consists of that of Laura Marling, Johnny Flynn, Mumford & Sons, Noah & the Whale, The Apache Relay, etc... When asked, most folksters will say their favorite music genre is nu-folk.
Kid 1: Why are you playing a banjo, do you think you're some kind of hipster who loves musical instruments usually seen as red-neck?
Kid 2: No, I love folk music.
Kid 1: Oh, you're a folkster! My apologies.
folkster by LittleLion February 11, 2012

flooster 

Vag, chicane
Up The Flooster, Floostering around, how's your flooster
flooster by FelOoster March 31, 2017
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
Respectfully by john quan the first December 20, 2020
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