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Lucifer~We're two halves made whole. MFEO. Literally.
Sam~This feels pretty damn far from good.
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You and him/her were mfeo
mfeo by pink13 July 8, 2011
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an acronym that stands for made for each other.
amanda and gavin were mfeo.
mfeo by manda michelle May 18, 2008
made for each other used in jacks mannequin mefo
Oh, Oh maybe, we were made
We were made for each other(mfeo)
Ahh, is it possible for the
World to look this way forever?
Ahhh, Ahhh...
mfeo by rachelmichele July 20, 2008
jack and jill were mfeo
mfeo by bucketball September 9, 2005
Word of the Day on February 14, 2010

Mfeo Moment 

When you and your husband/wife/bf/gf say or type the exact same thing at/roughly the same time. It is not a Mfeo Moment unless you love the person you do it with more than ANYONE else. If you do it, it just shows how strong the bond is between you two.
Person 1: I love you so much...(11:37:37 PM)
Person 2: I love you so much...(11:37:38 PM)
Person 1: mfeo moment :) (11:37:45 PM)
Person 2: mfeo moment :D (11:37:46 PM)
*Epic mfeo win*
Mfeo Moment by EpicPro April 24, 2010

mfeobtffa 

Very similar to mfeo, (made for each other), but adds the extra component of difficulty in that there is a large distance between you and your "made for". Thus, your mffeobtffa is made for each other but too f-ing far away...
MG: I think I finally met my soulmate!

MA: No way! Really? Then why do you look so sad?

MG: It's a case of mfeobtffa...

MA: That's why they make airplanes, silly!
mfeobtffa by mollygoodhead February 19, 2010
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