finoodling
finoodling by keith9099 December 23, 2008
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FINOODLING
Pronounciation: FIN-OOD-LING. Finoodling is when you start falling in love with your best friend’s or just friend’s
brother or sister. It’s considered a horrible thing and can be used as a curse word.
brother or sister. It’s considered a horrible thing and can be used as a curse word.
For example,
Bethany: YOURE A FINOODLING LITTLE B****
Or
Bethany: YOURE FINOODLING WITH MY BROTHER?! YOURE SICK!
Bethany: YOURE A FINOODLING LITTLE B****
Or
Bethany: YOURE FINOODLING WITH MY BROTHER?! YOURE SICK!
FINOODLING by Depressed Lion August 24, 2019
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fanoodling
PARENT: now ill have no fanoodling u 2 tonite!!
TEEN:yeah, yeah.........*aside* like am gonna listen to her!
TEEN:yeah, yeah.........*aside* like am gonna listen to her!
fanoodling by kym December 29, 2004
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