*An offensive word toward a male coward.
*An offensive word toward a homosexual. Supposedly British context.
*A tiny little woman with insect wings. Some men can be such as well, but the female kind are much more popular.
*A popular internet picture of a Japanimated babe that does a little hop and her breasts do a little bounce as a result. Comes in a wide variety of hair colors, eye colors, and robe colors.
*An offensive word toward a homosexual. Supposedly British context.
*A tiny little woman with insect wings. Some men can be such as well, but the female kind are much more popular.
*A popular internet picture of a Japanimated babe that does a little hop and her breasts do a little bounce as a result. Comes in a wide variety of hair colors, eye colors, and robe colors.
"There's the deer. Take'im!"
"But....but I can't..."
"What?"
"I don't wanna hurt the little innocent animal!"
"You fuckin' fairy!"
"*lispy* Ooh, customers! Let's get down tonight pretty-boy!"
"Don't touch me you fairy."
"Fairies are not real."
"I love my bouncy fairies. ^_^ "
"But....but I can't..."
"What?"
"I don't wanna hurt the little innocent animal!"
"You fuckin' fairy!"
"*lispy* Ooh, customers! Let's get down tonight pretty-boy!"
"Don't touch me you fairy."
"Fairies are not real."
"I love my bouncy fairies. ^_^ "
by Dave December 9, 2004
1. a mythical being of folklore and romance usually having a smaller version of the human body with small wings protruding from its back and possessing magical powers of somekind and frequently cause problems for their prey.
2. the object of many of Amy Browns paintings.
3. beautiful little creatures found fantasy novels and stories that often lull children to sleep.
2. the object of many of Amy Browns paintings.
3. beautiful little creatures found fantasy novels and stories that often lull children to sleep.
1. "I swear it was that fairy! The gold came from the fairy!"
2. "Have you seen Amy Brown's latest? It's of a night flyer fairy...."
3. "And the little fairy said, 'Go to sleep and dream of peaceful things,' And the child went to sleep..."
2. "Have you seen Amy Brown's latest? It's of a night flyer fairy...."
3. "And the little fairy said, 'Go to sleep and dream of peaceful things,' And the child went to sleep..."
by crys_tal July 6, 2005
A phrase used by stoners to say they are throwing away the roach or a blunt or joint (or any other thing you were desperate enough to roll weed in) in tribute to the "weed fairies"
The phrase originated from the idea that there are "weed fairies" and they smoke pot as well and bless weed crops/sacks. However, unlike humans, they cannot plant marijuana seeds. So in return for them blessing their weed, stoners throw the roach of a blunt or joint away and say "to the fairies" and then when they leave, the weed fairies take the small amounts of weed they couldn't smoke and they plant that instead. And that's how they grow their own weed to smoke.
It can also be used as a question directed at potheads in your circle to confirm that nobody wants to hit the roach.
The phrase originated from the idea that there are "weed fairies" and they smoke pot as well and bless weed crops/sacks. However, unlike humans, they cannot plant marijuana seeds. So in return for them blessing their weed, stoners throw the roach of a blunt or joint away and say "to the fairies" and then when they leave, the weed fairies take the small amounts of weed they couldn't smoke and they plant that instead. And that's how they grow their own weed to smoke.
It can also be used as a question directed at potheads in your circle to confirm that nobody wants to hit the roach.
Normal Use
1: "This roach is pretty much done."
- Tosses tiny roach-
1: "To the fairies"
As a Question
1: "This roach is pretty much done. To the fairies?"
2: "Yeah"
3: "Yup"
1: "This roach is pretty much done."
- Tosses tiny roach-
1: "To the fairies"
As a Question
1: "This roach is pretty much done. To the fairies?"
2: "Yeah"
3: "Yup"
by HahaStoner June 16, 2012
A mythical creature often found in fantasy stories. These creatures are well known for being the whores of the fantasy world, and are often idolized by nerdy men, ages 13-45.
"Peter Pan has a weakness for fairies"
"Christopher bought a sports illustrated calendar: fairies edition"
"Christopher bought a sports illustrated calendar: fairies edition"
by sho2008 February 29, 2008
generally of uk southern origin, a fairy is someone who lives in the London catchment area or within an hours drive, thus gaining a Mockney (mock cockney) accent. Usually can be found ordering a shandy in any bar or pub and being generally offensive to any surrounding patrons in the public area. Renowned for replacing U's in swear words with A's.
by rich March 27, 2004