feq 

An adjective referring to something that is very good, stylish, hip or otherwise positive. Beyond all trends. It may be used in the place of of words like: sick, strong, cool, dope, awesome, sweet, ill, fly, and dirty.

1) that play was so feq
2) i love this song, its so damn feq
3) Feq!!!!!!!!
4) Those shoes are so feq
5) Big Black is feq!

feq by Jeffrojet January 10, 2009

Feq 

The equivelent of fuck, but in more appropriate terms. Use this when in school, church, or the presence of an adult. My also be used as an adjective.

I hate this feqing homework.
Go feq yourself.
My english teacher is a Feq.

Feq by Da Chili May 29, 2005

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Fequality 

The idea that all human beings, regardless of race or gender, are pieces of shit.
The term was created by Jim Goad, author of ANSWER Me! and The Redneck Manifesto.

I'm not a racist, I'm all about fequality, you're all shitheads regardless of color or creed.

Fequality by Whitetrashoutlaw May 26, 2010

Fequero 

Puerto Rican slang for Liar.

Te dejaste engañar por ese tipo fequero!

You believe in whay that fequero guy says!

Fequero by eltessy March 3, 2009

feque 

a less vulgar way of saying "fuck". It is pronounced like: feyk. Really, it's that much cooler.

"Oh feque!"
"Shut the feque up!"
"Feque."

feque by miloe November 21, 2006

fequeism 

1) A strong sense of self determination in the face of unrelenting odds; 2) A strong perspective in opposition to the views of the other; 3) Self assurance beyond social correctness.

His fequeism was his strength in his successful march to the beat of his own drummer as he raised himself from the ashes of recession.

His glare reflected fequeism.

fequeism by Peter Kalven February 23, 2009