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Fagalaga 

Common noun --- Pronounced “Faga-laga”

A certain type of guy who may or may not necessarily be a homosexual, but acts and conducts himself in a manner that makes his own mother question so.

Limp wristed and camp. Normally is very stylish and is open to wearing heeled boots. Often a pleasure to have around, but if you saw them out of context from afar you would think “Christ here we go”.
Mate 1: “You know that gay guy in your group?”

Mate 2: “Who? Petey?”

Mate 1: “Yeah him!”

Mate 2: “Oh, he’s not gay, he’s just a bit of a Fagalaga!”
Fagalaga by x8noph0b3__ July 7, 2021
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Fagalahaga 

When your fucking a chick from behind, with her head out your bedroom window while it's raining, so hard she screams SO LOUD that the neighbors call the cops for being too noisy, the cops knock on your door and you put your clothes on quick because you think it's your parents coming home for a surprise visit. So you tell the chick to hide under the bed, and when she is under you rush to the door and the cop runs upstairs to your room, locks the door, fucks your woman and then you jizz in your pants.
Leticia: "Why are your pants wet? And why do you look so sad?

Nick: "Fagalahaga."

Leticia: "Ah."

fagalagatron 

fag-a-lag-a-tron
Super gay robot
Like, REALLY really gay
Dude, did you see the new robot? It's totally a fagalagatron. Like, Gayer than the Faggotron 3000 and faggotron prime combined
fagalagatron by Dylo October 5, 2013
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