faddie
You know that faddie Sheila is going to buy the Apple touchscreen netbook before it hits the shelves.
faddie by Ketch Rudder September 8, 2009
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Faddie
Two or more people who are overweight ; combination of the word fat and buddies (sounds trendy like baddie)
Faddie by urfavbrowngal;) June 24, 2018
Fadie
A playful combination of the names, Finn and Sadie. It is a ship name given by fans for the teen actors, Finn Wolfhard and Sadie Sink; who each played a key role in the second season of "Stranger Things." It started just after the second season got released, when the young cast went to a series of interviews together to promote the show. It was seen by some fans that the two interacted well together in the interviews...which then inspired these fans to romantically fantasize about them as a couple. The ship got more attention later on, when the two took pictures together in some events.
Fangirl#1: Oh. My. God! Finn and Sadie would look totally cute together!
Fangirl#2: HA! Definitely! FADIE is ENDGAME!
Fangirl#2: HA! Definitely! FADIE is ENDGAME!
Fadie by Supermundanae August 3, 2018
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