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People who are immigrants, especially from Asia, who may act trendy, haughty and oblivious, yet may have broken english, a distinct accent, unwaveringly hold their cultural attitudes and customs, and do not assimilate well in the US. Orig. "Fresh Off The Boat", and may be affectionate or may be not. Also "Fobbish".
She's so fobish making that Khmer prank call. Wearing that big Nike logo shirt with the sport jacket makes him look fobish. She slurped her rice noodles and then held her fingers in a peace sign for the photo, how fobbish.
fobish by psnack February 12, 2009
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FOPISH by Spunkey monkey August 31, 2018
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The opposite of the word 'famished', which has the definition of extreme hunger.

'Fabished' is correctly used when one is at the point of complete filling. Too full to eat another bite.

Mostly expressed after a large meal.
Guest: "The dinner tonight was fantastic Mrs Smith!"

Mrs Smith: "Oh thank you, but please have some more."

Guest: "Oh I honestly couldn't, I'm fabished !"

Mrs Smith: "I understand, I am also quite full"
Fabished by Dr Austin January 9, 2010
to be like a forbes, to be small, cute and hobbit-like. To perform actions in a cute manner
"look at her moving her head, shes so forbish"
forbish by PC February 9, 2005

Frobished 

1. To Double Pwn Someone
2. To Roxxor their Soxxor
Dude, I so Frobished that rebel.
Frobished by Dude Kickass March 9, 2005
1. A business that sells phony brand name products
2. A business ran by FOBs
www.xpcases.com
fobshop by Jeff Hsu September 6, 2003
to be like forbe, or forbe2

one who is little but thinks himself important, one who exclaims "goody" when delighted, one who seeks vengeance for perceived wrongs, never real ones.

an "I'll pay you back double" attitude
He is really forbish about what that silly girl did, and she will get paid back big time.
forbish by PhilMcCrakken December 28, 2008