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the little stubbles of itchy hair on a girls vagina after they have not shaved for a few days...Irritates the face when gettin down and dirty..on the other hand it enables women to make elaborate canvases on and around their va-jay -jays
Your a fajow!

i was eating her out and her fajow rubbed against my face and gave me a rash!
fajow by SeanMerr March 31, 2009
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Moving or operating, or designed to do so, only at the appropriate speed. Not quick or slow. Also: falowly, falower, falowest
"Sorry I'm right on time. My mom drives falowly."
"Hey! Falow the hell down!"
Falow by Jamaclidis February 24, 2015
Related Words
fajow fajo falow FABOWD Fadowce Fajoh Fajohndle fajoink Fajoler fajoned
Fajo is a person who thinks he is Cool even though he is not that cool. A person from Australia, created this name Fajo and Fajo is his English name but Chinese name is Fazhao. Fajo is very famous and will continue on for the future generations. Everyone loves this name and saying Fajo to someone shows that you like them.
Ali: Bro, Gimme A. Fajo (DO YOU LIKE ME)
Vishwa: Sure FAJO (YES I LIKE YOU)
fajo by #1 Secret Admirer August 29, 2018

Favowned 

When you are owned by the one and only Mr. Steven Fava
Ben asked "Mr. Fava, why are you so mean?" and Mr. Fava replied "Why must you advertise your stupidity!?", therefore Favowning Ben.
Favowned by Sclass12 February 16, 2005
Owning some fools to the highest caliber...
spent with no "w"

Used most of the time in video games
dooo, i just fajoned you!

I was just fajoned...
fajoned by f00te January 9, 2008

lim faow 

example: “that joke was so funny! lim faow”
lim faow by holicopter May 26, 2020
'fajou' (pronounced fah-zhoo) is similar to, and a possible alternate for: 'cool' -- and is a word that has generally positive connotations but can be used in an equivalent number of diverse situations and circumstances.

The origin of the meaning derives from a rather splendid and marvelous two-week cruise of the Caribbean during the unique and extraordinary overlap of Carnaval and a total eclipse of the sun in Guadeloupe and Antigua in February 1998. The name of the 47-foot catamaran open-boat chartered out of Point-a-Pitre was ... Fajou

As the boat became a vessel which brought all kinds of adventures, celebrations, events, some drama and mishaps, but lots of chilling out and tranquil absence of stress of any kind, the thorough immersion in that experience became identified with the concept of ... Fajou !

Fajou, like 'cool', has any number of meanings:

1. Fajou ! -- ( "cool !") Positive support and reinforcement

2. Fajouuuu -- ( "coool ..." ) Wistful and enchanted, most appreciative

3. FaJOU ! -- said curtly -- similar to "Hey !", or 'be cool'

4. Fajou -- said evenly -- general agreement, nodding of head

5. Can be used as a salutation, greeting, or parting thought, as in the wishing of all things 'fajou'
A: "How are things ?"
B: "Fajou, bro"

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"Check out that sunset ... fajouuuu"

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A: "Did you get more beer at the store? "
B: "Yep".
A: "Fajou"

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(to someone talking during a movie): "fajou ! I am trying to listen to the dialog"
fajou by Tahoe Blue April 13, 2010
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

everclear & bepsi
fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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God Shot 

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Dr. Drew on Celebrity Rehab said "All of a sudden what had been just another Hollywood proposal became for him an unexpected blessing, an opportunity for growth. In drug recovery language, that's called a "God shot."
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