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is a slang way to say for sure or hell yeah. its great when your drunk
we're gunna get fucked up tonight. ferdang!
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Middle East term for foreigner, dervived from the term Frank, when the Franks invaded the area during the Crusades.

"you know, Muhammad, going to the city you find many ferangi from the west."
ferangi by pliney the elder April 7, 2009
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Feriango 

Its a word used for danger of tripping
Dangerous feriango- danger of tripping
I Feriango over.
Feriango by Feriango_user123 November 22, 2021

ferndangle

the ferndangle beat the rock mullet nouveau and the jewel-cut, winning a Burglar in this year's CDAs.
ferndangle by donewaiter October 30, 2005

fer dang 

Replaces the phrase "for sure." Commonly used by Bros.
"Hey man wanna get your quad and go to Glamis?"
"Fer dang."
fer dang by Ari_love July 25, 2006

Ferdingo 

Feces and/or the act of defecation.
He took a mighty ferdingo in a bag, put it on my porch and set it on fire.
Ferdingo by Alan Dick April 5, 2004
An excerpt from Michener's 1963 novel Caravans, page 9: "I was always bemused by the Afghan word for foreigner. When the first Asian students saw this ugly word, with its even uglier connotations, the unaccustomed combination of g and n perplexed them, so they invented an expressive pronunciation which included all the letters, heavily fraught with hatred, envy and contempt. Some pronounced it ferangi, with a hard g, some feranji, others foreggin, but it meant the same."
Those ferangi have strange ways.
Ferangi by Machete Myron September 5, 2012
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