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IM slang for Sorry For Multiple Emails.
Also, don't forget the bread. (SFME)
SFME by Reeders May 20, 2009
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It stands for "Sorry For My English". Sometimes, as a non-native-english-speaker, you just want people to know that you are open to acknowledge a spelling or grammar mistake, or even to understand that maybe what you wrote makes no sense, without taking the full "Sorry For My English" phrase space.
*A really long email* SFME.
*Something that may or not be written correctly* SFME
SFME Do you car had of yello color??
SFME by ThatWeirdKidAtTheBack February 14, 2019
A word that can mean literally anything (the F is silent)
Stop being a sfmeeth head.
Sfmeeth by The Sfmeeth Man December 13, 2022
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