Fwacha
The grandest of grand of all random exclamations, denoting the general "awesomeness" of the current situation one finds oneself in; although as exclamations often go, it can be used in just about any social situation.
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fachay
Noun
A woman’s face. Believed to have originated by guidos in the Jersey Shore area, now heavily used in the upper Midwest. The word derives from how a person of Italian or similar descent would pronounce the English word “face” if they were to read it in their native tongue. The term was originally used only in reference to the face; however, it has also evolved to describe a myriad of other nouns, most notably cigarettes and women’s breasts.
A woman’s face. Believed to have originated by guidos in the Jersey Shore area, now heavily used in the upper Midwest. The word derives from how a person of Italian or similar descent would pronounce the English word “face” if they were to read it in their native tongue. The term was originally used only in reference to the face; however, it has also evolved to describe a myriad of other nouns, most notably cigarettes and women’s breasts.
facha
Short for facsist, in Spain (country that sufferd much from fascist governments in the XXth century) this is a derogatory term to designate people with authoritarian and nationalist tendencies.
facha by grishna mukti I April 16, 2006
Facha
Facha/Fachero/Fachera: Typically used in the southern cone Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay. Facha means one's appearance or aspect. The way they appear to be. Strictly the way you percieve someone at a glance. Shallow
Aspecto exterior, traza:
Aspecto exterior, traza:
Fwachow
Fwachow by Danabi (Danna and Gabi) April 30, 2007
fmachado
a guy who can't stand in one place and has a really small dink and tries to overcompensate with his loud mouth
fmachado by extreme crew February 2, 2009
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