foché
A combination of touché and "fo sho" that when combined emphasizes agreement and acknowledgement that a good point has been made.
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Foche
Adjective
Pronounced /fōsh/
Means something that is legit, real, fresh, cool, true, authentic, awesome.
Does not have a superlative (something cannot be "focher, or fochest. It is either foche or it isnt)
Pronounced /fōsh/
Means something that is legit, real, fresh, cool, true, authentic, awesome.
Does not have a superlative (something cannot be "focher, or fochest. It is either foche or it isnt)
Foche by foshe-broshe March 13, 2017
Related Words
focheck • foché • Fochedo • Fochee • focheezy • focheggiante • fo cheesy • fo cheezey • fo chesty • Fo Chev
forhetz
(verb) to get rid of an item and replace it with a newer or better version.
This has been popular on a handfull of message boards, and is beleived to be named after Ethan Forhetz of Illinois, who claims to have been the first person to get rid of a land-line phone and only use a cellular phone.
This has been popular on a handfull of message boards, and is beleived to be named after Ethan Forhetz of Illinois, who claims to have been the first person to get rid of a land-line phone and only use a cellular phone.
forhetz by Ron Palmer March 23, 2005
Fached
“FACHED”
“Oh, man, I was so fached last Thursday.” “Yea, you kept calling yourself Bricholas Cage and fighting any one that offered you a bump”
“You guys want to hit the Handicap Stall and get fached before date night?”
“Oh, man, I was so fached last Thursday.” “Yea, you kept calling yourself Bricholas Cage and fighting any one that offered you a bump”
“You guys want to hit the Handicap Stall and get fached before date night?”
Fached by Thursday.lines December 26, 2019
je m'en fiche
"Je m'en fiche" is a French expression that can be loosely translated to "I don't care" or "I don't give a damn." It is similar to the French expression "je m'en fous" (I don't give a fuck), but far less vulgar. It is still slang though and usually used in what one could potentially describe as "street French;" albeit a softer street French than the one that would use "je m'en fous" or "j'en ai rien à foutre."
je m'en fiche by Hephaestus Collins February 22, 2015
Slapper Fockers
A slapper focker is an irish term usually used when at rage. It means failing at something when you try harded your best.
Slapper Fockers by kilobyteLol August 5, 2018
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