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f4y7 uiwe 

f4y7 uiwe is code word for "strike", with a shortened version if it would be said quickly and, in a hurry, "f4ui".

"Strike" usually means to kill or go. F4y7 uiwe is not something i just spammed into the keyboard once and thought it was a good idea to make it mean anything, its quite simple, you would want someone to think you are just that casual spammer, trolling. But no. You are most usually implying "attack" or "run". if someone says this to you, run and hide until they have given up. Gone? Good job! Now watch your back.
f4ui is spammed over and oover again, making it seem more and more less obvious tht it is code word for something. I mean, it could mean anything really. Mhm, let you and your assistant/friend know what its definition is and then yeah, im pretty sure you'll just forget what f4ui is but, have a great day and thanks for reading my stupid fucking essay about f4ui.
"spammer" :"f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui f4ui"
friend : "ok"
unsuspecting target : "shut up"
(the target died, RIP)*rest in pepperonis

f4y7 uiwe is code word
f4y7 uiwe by ARRGHHH September 15, 2023
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