faNn
An insult depicting someone who obsesses too much with something. Usually used in a conversation where a person#1 insults person#2, with the intention of calling out person#2 for their obsessive behaviour towards person#1.
fan + no name -> fan + nn -> faNn
fan + no name -> fan + nn -> faNn
faNn by urbanboy606 May 25, 2020
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fanny • fannypack • fanny-batter • fannybaws • fanny fart • fannie • Fanning • fanny bandit • fanny flaps • fanny flutter
Fann-knee
The sexual act of pummeling a lady's fanny with your knees. This act usually follows what is termed "the full kitkat". The fan-knee can be done with just the left knee, with the right knee, or for the adventurous couple - alternative knees, this can be a fantastic way to build leg muscles for the male, and achieves maximum "fankneeage" for the lady.
Fann-knee by Fag Le Jay Jean Peterson March 29, 2009
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One of the best fanpages on the platform Instagram. They are a passionate fan who deserves more hype, we stan
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Fanny Mist
V, Fanny Mist is when a woman doesn't wash her vag for days on end & it's so bad down there she develpos fanny mist. Fanny mist can be toxic to breath in as fumes can lead to choking. To prevent fanny mist all a woman has to do is wash her vag.
Adam was about to start eating Jackie out when he was struck by her fanny mist & taken aback by the fumes he says "Jackie you have fanny mist i think you need a shower"
Fanny Mist by The Fairy Sesh Mother April 1, 2019
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or âbafflingâ to the common person.
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