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A portuguese man of war or ancient mythical creature. Known for their skills no the battlefield or in bed. In ancient times a farguas was "the man" of the village he resided in.
Present day: He womanizes and kills like an ancient farguas!

Ancient Times: I would do anything to score with the farguas!
farguas by manofwarrrrr March 26, 2009
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The name of a mythical creature in portuguese lore. Also can be used in modern text to describe a large portuguese man.
The corinthians feared the birth of the Farguas for fear he would dominate their tribe.
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a disease when poo comes out of a cats eyes , mouth , nose and ears .
kushlick is such a fargash merchant
fargash by fleabag face December 14, 2008
Some one who is the combination of a moose and a pickle; commonly known for making people dumber.
The hunter shot Benjy Housman by mistake as he is a fargas; then he shot him again after realizing who he was.
fargas by PAustin December 16, 2008
When a man or woman farts and has an orgasm simultaneously.
Josh was masturbating and at climax he farted...he had a fargasm.
fargasm by dankydoo June 9, 2009
Noun;

A word or phrase paid as a compliment, but is still insulting.
-"Your girlfriend is the best looking fat chick I have ever seen."
--" yea thanks for the Fargus, asshole!"
Fargus by jason border December 27, 2007
a healthy blend of the word Fuck and the sound AARGH (as in if you were a pirate)

may also be used in place of the word, shit

(you fall down) "oh Fargus!"

to say something such as fuck you, say: "Fargum on you"
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