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To get sexual with your fingers or hands.
Joe and Mary just got fingy in the room. Mary gave Joe a handjob and Joe fingered Mary.
Fingy by Astasnik November 24, 2010
Urban Dictionary Merch
dero*gatory word for m*uslims
James- “She is such a fingy (Saying that a person is a fingy in a derogatory) ”

Jane- “OMG you cant say that!” way.
fingy by kuroko_uwu March 24, 2022

fingy lick 

When you hear someone coming just after you came on yourself after jerking off, and you quickly lick your fingers to clean yourself up so you don't get caught with a sticky mess.
Nub said he had to pull a fingy lick because he heard his mom coming up the stairs on the way to his room yesterday.

That's one sticky situation lmao
fingy lick by saucegay May 2, 2009

Fingy Num Nums 

A friend that lives with his parents and does a bunch of blow so he chews his nails down to nothing.
Sorry, he can’t open that can he’s a Fingy Num Nums
Fingy Num Nums by tooters222444 January 27, 2022

stinky fingy

when your fucking doggy and stick you finger in her asshole and fish out a piece of shit then plug her noise with it while covering her mouth with your other hand so she has no choice but to breathe in poop through her nose.
at school today this girl asked me for a stinky fingy but the hall monitor walked in.
stinky fingy by footlongdick March 10, 2022

Pop A Fingy 

When you push too hard during a fart and a little bit of poop comes out so you use your finger to push it back up into the anus.
Early I tried to push out a fart but I pushed too hard and had to pop a fingy.
Pop A Fingy by Fizziedrink December 14, 2021

pinky fingy dingdong 

hussain is the only kid his age in east london with a 1/2 inch sniper.(hussains extremely small ass cock)
oh shih did u see hussain backed out his pinky fingy dingdong in a vid call
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