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A single snack food whether that be candy, chocolate or other "treats" that is given by an adult to bribe a child into remaining silent over a certain issue between said adult and child. The plural of this noun is Foosies. Please also note that to pronounciate the word,the 'Foo' must be exaggerated - i.e. Foooooosie
Mr. Tansey managed to remain in his job as a teacher for so long due to liberal dishing out of the 'foosies'
Foosie by Foosie_Monster October 13, 2010
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Hey girl, you better make a doodie after that nasty foosie!
foosie by Foosiegirl August 20, 2009
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Foosie • boosie-foosie • Foosy • foodie • foobies • foofie • foobie • foogie • foose • footie
A fool with a big butt.
Divya: "Hey foosie where you at?"
Hetal Patel: "I'm right over here baby."
foosie by Goober D May 2, 2008
to b*tch, nag or moan about something.

to constantly complain about stuff.

to smell funky.
Damn girl why you gotta be so Foosie infont of all my peeps?
when its that time of the month for your girlfriend and she acts like a b*tch to you. she's just bein Foosie!
"man i aighnt trippin off that girl. shes hella foosie anyways!
Foosie by sam Bow August 13, 2006
Look at that foosie! She's so cute!
Foosie by usechoosername April 23, 2007
bear the foosie and bear the shame, bear the fart but not the pain
foosie by provost-romero June 13, 2022

boosie-foosie 

When you are drinking, and whilst being drunk, you do something foosie or slutty.
"Oh God, I just pulled a boosie-foosie..."

or

"God damnit, I am just a boosie-foosie."
boosie-foosie by Big T-Dawg March 9, 2008
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