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Pronounced "Fupped".

When an Internet Service Provider punishes a heavy user of its service. FUP stands for Fair Usage Policy and is becoming a common term of service provision amongst ISPs in the UK as a means of keeping download bandwidth low and thus the ISP's profit margin high. Typically, this tactic is employed by ISPs against heavy downloaders, such as those who use peer-to-peer clients like Bit Torrent or eDonkey networks.
Last week I maxed out my bandwidth every day, and today I got fuped!
fuped by Johnnyawb February 20, 2007
Related Words
fuped • fuxedo • fuxed • Fumped • fupid • fumed • faped • fuked • fuper • Fused
An expensive suit of clothes that a guy wears to attract women in the hopes of getting fucked!
Chad showed up to Keirsten's house in his fuxedo and she melted into his arms!
Fuxedo by SlopNChop May 24, 2016
The Fuxedo is the brainchild of comedy-music duo Stuckey & Murray and designed by Trillian. The Fuxedo is a one-piece tuxedo which combines the elegance of a tuxedo and the convenience of a jumpsuit into one fully functional Fuxedo, handcrafted to suit your needs.
I wore my Fuxedo to my sisters wedding ... It was so convenient!
Fuxedo by ViviFFIX July 31, 2009

fugeddaboutit 

Forget about it. Many meanings including "Forget about it", "It was no big deal" and "I concur".
Thanks, I owe you one.
Fugeddaboutit.

Did you see the tits on that broad?
Fugeddaboutit.
fugeddaboutit by Robert November 13, 2003

FUPAdopulous 

Woman of Greek heritage with a fupa.
Justin: Mrs. Fupadopulous down at the sub shop makes a mean gyro.

Chris: Yeah, well I heard she also makes her own feta cheese!
FUPAdopulous by JermNasty December 31, 2007

fuxed up 

When you are under the influence of both marijuana and alcohol, the cross-buzz.
After four joints and half a handle of vodka, I was so fuxed up.
fuxed up by BigPapaD April 7, 2010
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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