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Furtube, wholesome yet simplistic nickname for a furry pet animal.
Example: pet rat, hamster, bunny, cat, dog, mouse, chinchila....

For short furtube can be used to call "Furtub"

Even simplier version of Furtub is just "Tub"

Furtube(s) formal version
Furtub(s) casual version
Tub(us) or (s) even more casual version
Tb(s) super casual version
Person A: Hey, I need to feed my hamster he is my little furtube!

Person B: Okay. Mind you bring some treats for my furtub aswell?

Person C: Oh yea. Can i get some too, my tub eats pretty much anything.

Person D: Btw, where did you get those Tb treats?
Furtube by Wisdomteeth20 July 4, 2022
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Furture by Shabonte January 5, 2020

Goody's Lumpy Funtube 

Modern colloquialism for cervical cancer, referencing the gross, racist, talentless waste of atoms Jade Goody. Just to take the edge off a diagnosis.
You've tested positive for Goody's Lumpy Funtube!
Success which is acheived through hard work, perseverance, and the help of good friends.
Want nothing Furture Nothing. Furture my ass, I'm going to win the lottery.
Furture by SpgeBBSqPnts August 5, 2009
Furniture you plan on purchasing sometime in the future.
When we move out of this refrigerator box and into our own house, the furture we buy will be awesome!
furture by homelesswarrior July 20, 2010

Furtuber 

A Furry Vtuber, or Furry Virtual Youtuber, is someone who uses an anthropomorphic animal persona or "Fursona" as a representation of themself for the purpose of streaming or making content.
Yeah, she's interesting. Unlike most Vtubers who are anime characters, she is a Furtuber, a talking sheep. It's weird but very different from what I've seen before.
Furtuber by sera proto October 28, 2021
noun that means an individual's success or prosperity, often tied to financial wealth or good luck.
Her furtune grew rapidly after she invested in the right business at the right time.
Furtune by Not-Tahlia April 16, 2026
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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