Fompin
Fompin by Sonic the Hedgehog is # 1 October 13, 2009
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Foppington's Law
No matter how toxic or incorrect it might be, a specific opinion will quickly adopt pseudoscientific and metaphysical evidence to try and legitimize it, such as phrenology and personal belief.
Once bigotry or self-loathing permeate a given community, it is only a matter of time before deep metaphysical significance is assigned to the shape of human skulls.
-- ContraPoints definition of Foppington's Law
-- ContraPoints definition of Foppington's Law
Foppington's Law by The Logical Fallacy August 19, 2018
fumping
J: "I really don't see the point in fumping!"
A: "I heard Kiki was fumped by Cedric the other day. Poor her."
J: "What an asshole. But what did you expect from a frat boy such as him..."
A: "I heard Kiki was fumped by Cedric the other day. Poor her."
J: "What an asshole. But what did you expect from a frat boy such as him..."
fumping by thre macs no cheezes January 6, 2021
foming
commonly used in Houghton-Le-Spring, England. Means that you are angry, furious. People in that area (Sunderland, England) say it without pronouncing the 'g'.
foming by Ella Potts May 17, 2018
Foppin
Did you see karen dancing at the party tonight? she was dancing so trashy!
Yea she was definitely foppin.
Yea she was definitely foppin.
Foppin by Nina Hendrickson June 6, 2011
fumpin
fumpin is a term used by many people in the north of england, it can mean many things, however it is mainly used in the context of good or great, its often asociated with indie kids there for making it an indie cliché.
fumpin by (: :) (: :) June 7, 2009
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