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Forty Foob 

A meme created by a lovely person that goes by the name Momma Peachu. This was accidentally while trying to say the number "Forty four" or the number "Forty five" one day, but messed up and said "Forty foob" instead. Saying this, her entire discord server started roasting her for saying it and repeatedly said "Forty foob" to the point where it became a meme.
Person 1: Bro, you just said "Forty foob" you're going to be banned chief.
Person 2: She'll get that it's a joke xD rofl haha
Forty Foob by gerardo.uwu August 11, 2018
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forty foob 

Forty Foob was a mistaken word said by peachu, she was very unaware what she would say while texting and talking at once, she then said “Forty Foob” by accident while looking at her likes on Instagram- then her friends started roasting her about it. Some people still don’t know what “Forty Foob” is they think Foob might be Four or five, but we never know.
Guy: dude she said “Forty Foob”

Girl: LMAO LETS ROAST HER ABOUT IT

Peachu: *Crying in the darkness*
forty foob by FortyFoobFan August 11, 2018

Forty Foob 

Popular anime voiceover artist peachu, messed up saying forty five and so forty foob was born
Forty three, forty four, forty foob!
Forty Foob by TheTiblets August 10, 2018

Forty Foob 

A little mistake that peachu made while trying to say fourty five,which turned into a meme. Making her, a little cute child.
Forty Foob by I have no ider August 10, 2018
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