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Foemance 

A romantic (or possibly platonic) relationship between two individuals that is heavily antagonistic- a dynamic laced with far more frequent arguments and verbal altercation than what typically comprises a romantic relationship. Most used in reference when the altercations are over inane matters.
"So what are Alice and Frank arguing about this time?"

"Apparently he ate most of the green M&M's, and I guess those are her favorite..?"

"Sheesh, that's even more petty than yesterday's argument. They're in such a foemance..."
Foemance by maestroplease January 21, 2010
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foempadoor 

Foempadoor is a slur. A foempadoor is someone who is weird. They do things that are stupid and have no meaning. Foempadoors are uncanny.
*Jeff does something weird*
"Hey Jeff, you are such a foempadoor!"
"Sorry, I'm not a foempadoor on purpose."

"Don't worry. Elias and Ward are foempadoors aswell."
foempadoor by Scream.queen October 24, 2022

foempadoor 

Foempadoor is a slur. It is someone who is weird and stupid. Foempadoors are uncanny.

You can also say 'foemp' .
Severus Snape is such an asshole. He's a real foempadoor.
foempadoor by Scream.queen October 24, 2022
Verb (Foemp, Foemps, have Foemoed)

Foempen is when a boy shits in a girl’s mouth and then he tamps it with his pielemuis.
Guy: Hey wanna come over and start foempen?
Girl: Yes please, Daddy.
Foempen by JustvosBestFoemper June 14, 2020
Dutch (often Flemish) word, used to call someone stupid in a rather friendly way.
- I accidently ordered you a pizza Margherita instead of Quattro formaggi...
* You're such a foemp.
Foemp by tmfntn January 4, 2022
A fake homie
Juice:AK sold me out to my shoddy

KS: damn that nigga a foemie
foemie by Juice Khidd October 22, 2022
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"You're such a Bunhead."

"Yeah... I know."
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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