faux fur...immitation animal fur clothing
faux-pas....a comment made in conversation that reveals to others that you are either stupid or have no idea what your talking about on a particular subject
faux-pas....a comment made in conversation that reveals to others that you are either stupid or have no idea what your talking about on a particular subject
by matty June 25, 2005
"look at that faux bitch over there thinking shes so fetch."
"ya i know right?, straight imitation."
"ya i know right?, straight imitation."
by nobasicbitcheshere January 26, 2015
1. I was just watching faux news and i learned that iraq had WMD's which why america had to attack or else risk another 9/11.
2. I was just watching Faux News and i learned that iraq had WMD's which why america had to attack or else risk another 9/11. Damn liberal media.
2. I was just watching Faux News and i learned that iraq had WMD's which why america had to attack or else risk another 9/11. Damn liberal media.
by Ricemonkey November 11, 2007
1. Mostly referenced to a white teenager who, in high school, tried a bit too hard to please the in crowd. And probably pissed off a lot of black people by stealing the style their culture has had for many generations. For example: Ebonics, sagging of clothes with untied sneakers, really tiny skirts with corn rows, little whitey listening to rap... That kind of thing. In other words, the white kids in Detroit.
2. A liar, deceiver, imitator (see mime), and generally a football player or cheerleader.
2. A liar, deceiver, imitator (see mime), and generally a football player or cheerleader.
Boy: Remember that girl in high school who thought she was faux?
Boy2: Yeah?
Boy: Well, now she's fat, pregnant, and divorced and she's only 19... A lot of good her popularity did her, eh?
Boy2: Yeah?
Boy: Well, now she's fat, pregnant, and divorced and she's only 19... A lot of good her popularity did her, eh?
by ExanimusViscus August 1, 2008
by Mace Bigelow July 16, 2019
Adj. (combination of Faux and faithful) Used to describe people who claim faith and act accordingly to their own devices in total spite of the teachings they claim to believe in and uphold.
by AWSKing October 7, 2012
An adjective intentionally made into a past-tense verb so as to illicitly garner at least 18 points on a Scrabble board.
by GrammarPatrol July 20, 2010