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A slang term for "fire". Pronounced "fai-ah".
Damn, that bitch is on fiyah!!
fiyah by refuze June 2, 2005
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A variation of the word fire. Fiyah is slang describing anything that is hot or dope (good). First used by a group that goes by The Fiyah Station in 2001.
Them boys be spittin straight fiyah on the mic!
fiyah by T davis April 29, 2008
will.i.am's mispronunciation of fire in the 2017 season of The Voice UK. It was turned into a song by will.i.am which is now available on YouTube.
Whoever is comping up next, if you can hear me back there, don't be nervous, just bring that fiyah
Fiyah by HomeLearner2020 October 11, 2017
wen a female look 2 damn good
ey u kno dat one guh makayla... yea she iz FIYAH!!!
FIYAH by SeXXi KaY KaY April 11, 2005

fiyah fi dat 

Means NAH I don't play that, or no
"I ain't gay. Why you ask cause FIYAH FI DAT"
fiyah fi dat by Yeet Troll March 9, 2019

fiyah fi dat 

fiyah fi dat is a jamaican phrase for or to disagree with something happening or disliking it
etc 'im gay' fiyah fi dat as in ee i dont support gays and no y are you gay
fiyah fi dat by manlikeicldk May 16, 2023
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Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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