fagetry
fagetry by Krooklynkid December 25, 2007
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Fagetry
Fagetry by Datdudesteve23 April 20, 2014
fagetry
The science and technology of faget design, construction, and flight; the branch of engineering science that studies faget operation; the equipment of a faget.
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No Fagetry
When one says something completely gay, but ends the sentence with "No Fagetry" and it is alright. The term eliminates all fagetry from what was said.
No Fagetry by -YaR- June 11, 2007
No Fagetry
When a guy can say something completely gay to another guy, but end the sentence with "No Fagetry" and its alright.
No Fagetry by Clayton Jensen June 10, 2007
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