fatashis
fatashis by Softasrain October 10, 2021
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fatassish
a word used to describe anything that promotes being lazy and out of shape whether that be with food or with action
Example 1:
Joe: Hey Carl, what did you have for lunch today?
Carl: Pork chops, Fried chicken, fried buiscuits and i had a deep fried tootsie roll for desert
Joe: Sounds like fatassish meal.
Example 2:
(at the gym)
Fitness Instructor: (Doing Crunches) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
Joe: Come on Carl we are almost done!
Carl: I cant do cruches. I'm too fatassish
Joe: Hey Carl, what did you have for lunch today?
Carl: Pork chops, Fried chicken, fried buiscuits and i had a deep fried tootsie roll for desert
Joe: Sounds like fatassish meal.
Example 2:
(at the gym)
Fitness Instructor: (Doing Crunches) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
Joe: Come on Carl we are almost done!
Carl: I cant do cruches. I'm too fatassish
fatassish by SelexaRuss April 6, 2009
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Fatasism
The use of an object (doughnuts, ice cream, cookies, etc) to encourage a person to move their body at a greater intensity; particularly in running.
Person1: When people don’t run or workout hard enough I make them chase a doughnut to go faster.
Person2: What is that called?
Person1: Fatasism.
Person2: What is that called?
Person1: Fatasism.
Fatasism by Honeysweet May 29, 2020
Fatassistani
The person who is WAY overweight. You might use this instead of fatty. It's a take on being Pakistani or Afghanistani.
Oh my gosh Becky! It's a Fatassistani! Some one should tell her... polka dots are not in this season for whale hunting.
Fatassistani by NiaPet December 5, 2007
Fatashish
Word originated from someone who is overweight at still feels fabulous. Could be used as a noun, verb, and adjective.
1) Word describes feeling of wanting to eat everything that you know you shouldn’t. But still do
2) The overall feeling of one’s body being overweight.
1) Word describes feeling of wanting to eat everything that you know you shouldn’t. But still do
2) The overall feeling of one’s body being overweight.
1) James don’t judge me, but going eat a little bit of everything off this menu because I’m feeling Fatashish.
2) My stomach is very bloated but I’m still going to wear my favorite shorts because I am Fatashish.
3) Steph doesn’t go to buffets because they are Fatashish
4) I’m not going to free donut day, it’s going to be full of Fatashish people.
2) My stomach is very bloated but I’m still going to wear my favorite shorts because I am Fatashish.
3) Steph doesn’t go to buffets because they are Fatashish
4) I’m not going to free donut day, it’s going to be full of Fatashish people.
Fatashish by S.J. Lemons September 21, 2020
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