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Step off you mowther ace faygut!
faygut by alienshirt March 21, 2003
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faygut • Faygot. • fayget • faggut • faygit • Fagut • Fagutation • Fahgut • fahgutt • Fanguto
A person who loves to drink Faygo. There is a good chance they are either a juggalo or poverty-stricken (need I repeat myself).
Juggalo: "I love when I pour faygo all over a neden and get pinkeye for days."

Normal Person: "What a faygot"
Faygot by Juggahoe April 16, 2010
Southern United States slang for obese people. The word originated from the english word Fat, the Southern American has difficulty with single syllable words and therefore added a syllable to make the word easier to pronounce.
I don't want to go out with Maybelle she is too fayutt. BillyJo don't fit in the car he is to fayutt.
Fayutt by Mossfactor December 30, 2009
Tommy: “Mickey, I told you to bring the schnapps man!!!”

Mickey: “Sorry man - I totally fahgut.”
Fahgut by Cooch1000 March 21, 2021
gay Another Word For Faget or Faggot...
"Oh my god, what the FKCU was that? I know you're hacking you freakin' fayget!"
fayget by Bin_Master_666 April 12, 2005
Noun fei-goo-eh
1) Chinese derogatory slang for a dark-skinned person. i.e. Heigui (Mandarin Chinese)
2) Someone who is really n00b at gaming.
3) Also an alternative for the month of June.
"Dang those fayguis really sucked at gunbound!"

"Don't be a faygui! Gimmie my money back!"
Faygui by Faysassin March 24, 2009
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