A way that some french people (mostly from Quebec, Canada), think "fucked up" is written. It's mostly use in a "good" way, to mean that something is nice instead of saying that something is truly fucked up
by Rooked October 17, 2010
An expression used to describe something (unbelievably) amazing. It is commonly used in Quebec, Canada, but outsiders rarely understand the meaning. The terms are most likely derived from "fuck" and "over-the-top". Not to be confused with "fucked up", an antonym.
by bbturkey December 25, 2011
by eddy1 May 2, 2005
A way that some french people (mostly from Quebec, Canada), think "fucked up" is written. These morons just take what it sounds like and invent their own way of writing it instead of educating themselves and checking what it actually means.
This form of writing "fucked up" is not yet widespread but the people that can actually speak english in Quebec fear it one day will be.
This form of writing "fucked up" is not yet widespread but the people that can actually speak english in Quebec fear it one day will be.
by mtlrom88 February 16, 2010
It's NOT used in Quebec, that's not true. This meaning is written as "foque top" and used ONLY in France. In Quebec, people say and write "fucked up" normally. So don't invent lies please.
- Yo mec, comment ça va mon pote?
- Ça va très foque top (fuck top), merci.
And this is how they would say it in Quebec:
- Hey l'gâ, t'as ben l'air d'une schnoute à matin!
- Bein non, l'cave, chui toutte fucked up là.
- Ça va très foque top (fuck top), merci.
And this is how they would say it in Quebec:
- Hey l'gâ, t'as ben l'air d'une schnoute à matin!
- Bein non, l'cave, chui toutte fucked up là.
by KennethMorrington November 30, 2014
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