Finnigan

hardcore badass, a rebel

Colin Farell, James Dean

Finnigan by Mantha M. July 18, 2008

Finnigan

The name originated in the late 1850's, mostly in the upper classes of Southern England. But as times have moved on in England, then name has gone down hill and is now related to being straight but very camp. Also the word Finnigan can be associated with bad sense of fashion, buying clothes from the other gender.
In addition to, the word Finnigan can be asscoiated with liking people with wierd names e.g. Arsenal, Chelsea

Josh:Wow, what are you wearing.

Steven:Red skinny jeans.
Josh:You look like a Finnigan

Finnigan by Beat box 1 June 21, 2010

Finnigan

This person is extremely camp. The word signifies gay and queer. Normally if you are comparing someone to finnigan, then you would say that he is coming out of the closet.

Sam: Hey chris. you know that guy whos gay.
Chris: Who that finnigan over there

Finnigan by finnigan.2001 July 12, 2010

finnigan

One who is displaying homosexual qualities; and could perhaps be a homosexual. Usually used when someone is acting in a bizarre "homosexual" manner.

"Damn, Tom has been acting strange lately." Exclaimed Roger. "Yeah, he sure is a finnigan." Said Josh

finnigan by Joshua N June 26, 2008

Finnigan

A male possessing homosexual behaviour but liking various girls one after another to try cover up his sexuality.
He posses the need to make a statement of the way he looks just to overcompensate his homosexuality

pfff, have you seen that guy, he is acting such like a finnigan, and just look at the way he is dressed.

Finnigan by Youknowwhoiamreall June 24, 2010

Finnigan

An animal (especially a mammal) that demonstrates an intentional Faustian character or an unconscious ambition to kill for the sake of.

Not to be confused with an alternative spelling of a familiar Gaelic surname.

The tiger was upon him at once, tearing him limb-from-limb merely for the thrill of the hunt. What a Finnigan that tiger was!

Finnigan by Temple of Haruhi March 8, 2025

Finnigan's wake 

A tradition in Irish funerals, it's the name given to the enormous partying and alcohol consumption that takes place after an Irish funeral, as the Irish believe that the dead would not want to look down on their family to see them mourning and crying, but rather partying and remembering the good times of those passed.

After the funeral for my grandma, we all partied Finnigan's wake style to remember the good times.

Finnigan's wake by MrBojangles December 9, 2008