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commonly used in parts of western canada and various parts of western europe. 1. used most commonly when playing or splashing in any type of water from sea water to freshwater. 2. A general expression expressing happiness when entering a refreshing state, used by young and old.
"This is the saltiest fa-fa ever, but I like" Johnson exclaimed.
fa-fa by Matt Parenteau September 19, 2006

Fa Fa'd out

When one of your boys move on to the next stage in life...past marriage & onto kids. He gets a look in his eyes & does not know what is going on. He is oblivious to everything except the mundane family issues.
"Yo Mike, Wanna go grab some brews?"

"What? Uhh...who me? What? Oh I gotta go take little Johnny to the circus & then go to bed, bath, & beyond....& if we have time --- Home depot"
Fa Fa'd out by Mike Ford June 16, 2005

FA FA FEE NAY 

A male raised as a female in Samoa. A family without a female child, cannot be of help to the mother doing the daily chores. They are not discriminated against for this lifestyle and are acceptable as a girlfriend, or even heterosexual marraige. They are considered the 'Third' sex. The other tags are not really the same...there are always exceptions, aren't there!
Watch out, now... The best looking women in Samoa are all Fa Fa Fee Nay."
FA FA FEE NAY by jon2guapo December 26, 2008

Fa-Fa-Fa 

The real or perceived sound upper income people make when talking to others in their class, or when speaking down to those of lower income. Just go to an art gallery opening and listen. You’ll detect it.
“So I told Buffy that the Hamptons are overrated and crowded with ‘those’ people lately; we need to find a newer enclave to Summer!”(Fa-Fa-Fa sound implied)
Fa-Fa-Fa by Ron Skebeet July 8, 2024

Fa Fa Father 

Rich daddy who won his fortune at the casino using the Fa Fa Funds. We love our daddy fa fa father
Forgive me my fa fa father for i have sinned

Jeff-fa-fa 

A name Jeff Dunham calls himself using the puppet Peanut, come across when Peanut is arguing that Jeff has an extra "F" in his name during "Jeff Dunham's Super Special Christmas Special".
Jeff Dunham: What?
Peanut: Jeff-fa-fa.
Jeff Dunham: Fa-fa?
Peanut: You're using an unneeded "F"!
Jeff-fa-fa by zaroyu April 4, 2009
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
Oblication by kimmerr May 5, 2011
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Surf Dracula Syndrome 

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