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sweet fa 

come from sweet fanny adamsand means bugger all, or nothing...
whilst I have been working hard all day, you have down sweet FA
sweet fa by MICHELLE October 15, 2003

sweet fa 

Hard rock band from Indianapolis Indiana who released albums in 1989 and 1991. The band's crew wore backstage passes with a photo of a scantily clad feminine backside. F.A. was hence 'Fucking Ass'.
Did you see that girl? She sure had a sweet FA (fucking ass).
sweet fa by michael colter September 14, 2007

sweet fa 

from the aussie words sweet "f" all
smoe people use it as a !
like "holy shit"
sweet fa by oiuygfd October 8, 2003

sweet fa 

that's me and my band's definition
check us out at www.mysweetfa.co.uk and kiss our sweet funky asses
sweet fa by kp November 22, 2003

Sweet face 

An adjective. Often used to describe a woman. Someone with a pure, friendly, and calm face. Their facial features are usually delicate and soft. A person with a sweet face isn't pretty or cute... They are beautiful.
Dan: Did you see that waitress at that coffee shop?
Tom: No. Why?
Dan: She had such a sweet face. We 'ought to get coffee there one day.
Tom: Whatever, man.
Sweet face by The nymph April 19, 2014

Doing sweet F.A. 

"Fanny Adams" became slang for mutton or stew and then for anything worthless – from which comes the current use of "sweet Fanny Adams" (or just "sweet F.A.") to mean "nothing at all".
Stanley just stood in the broom closet doing sweet F.A.
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Dutty by J Hall April 3, 2003
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