Faggotta
Tim: Did you hear about Maurice's wild night in Mexico?
Enrico: Yeah right! That Faggotta? He's more likely to get me to toss his salad rather than him getting any action.
Enrico: Yeah right! That Faggotta? He's more likely to get me to toss his salad rather than him getting any action.
Faggotta by TERminalambiaNCe August 29, 2012
Related Words
faggetta • faggette • faggetti • Fahgettaboudit • fuggettaboutit • Faggertard • Faggeta • faggetaboudit • faggetakash • faggetbagget
faggetaboudit
How somebody on the east coast (such as New York city) might pronounce the phrase, "forget about it".
{Ronald}: Hey Lisa, check out the Statue of Liberty!!!
{Lisa}: Faggetaboudit Ron! I've already dseen it a thousand times!!!
{Lisa}: Faggetaboudit Ron! I've already dseen it a thousand times!!!
faggetaboudit by Telephony June 7, 2013
Fahgettaboudit
A word used to tell someone to "forget it" but needs to be used with hand gestures and a Brooklyn accent.
To be used when you don't really feel angered about someone doing something bad.
Not to be used if someone does something catastrophic, for instance purposely stabbing you.
To be used when you don't really feel angered about someone doing something bad.
Not to be used if someone does something catastrophic, for instance purposely stabbing you.
"Hey, uh John, I accidentally bleached your shirt in the laundry" -Sue
"Fahgettaboudit, it was old anyway" -John
"Fahgettaboudit, it was old anyway" -John
Fahgettaboudit by juliajuliajuliajulia February 28, 2011
fuggettaboutit
fuggettaboutit by dookie January 14, 2005
Faggottard
Faggottard by SHOTGUN! May 27, 2011
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