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An addictive phrase used to express affirmation. Derived from the term "fo sho", which is derived from the term "for sure", it is believed to have roots in Detroit, Michigan as well as Australia. Once you start saying it, you (embarrassingly) can't stop.

Sometimes shortened to just "shosies".
Bro 1: "hey, are we gonna hit the bar tonight?"

Bro 2: "foshosies"

Bro 1: "dude, shut the fuck up."
foshosies by poorkidmegaman February 17, 2015
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fashotiesac 

A term coined by a bunch of lads at the Beta Tau Mu frat at UCSD. It is simply a cooler way of saying: "for sure."

The following hazers are members of BTM:

Anthony the Nathaniel Vending Machine,
Jonathan the Bum,
Mayuresh the Irish,
Amer the Plumber,
Julius the Lad,
Christian the Leviathan,
George the Forge,
Sammie the Miami,
Eli the Feline,
Emerson the Jefferson,
Verge the Purge,
Ben the Hen, When, Den.
Mitch the Glitch.
Fashotiesac
fashotiesac by Betataumu May 31, 2018
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foshoness 

if something is absolutely completely 100% for sure, its foshoness
A: I hate Sarah Palin
B: But would you hit it?
A: Oh, foshoness
foshoness by I'm Batman...shhhhhhh December 8, 2009

Foshoskies 

Alternate Word for (Fo-Sho)

Most commonly as Foshoskieeees.
>Imma go to Function later, Want to Come?

>Foshoskies I'll Be there.
This is a definition for the game Foosball. The saying is one used by one of the best players of the game, the late Terry "Joey" Smith. Joey and his dad began adding "-ies". (playfully) to the ending a lot of words when he was 11 years old (1989). The -ies endings stuck and anyone they came in constant contact with began using the endings to their words also. I see lately that many words include Joey's quirky "-ies" to their endings and have been making the rounds from social media to product names (via Dan and Joey, no doubt).
Anytime you win/lose a "foosies" match in a "Foosie" tournament , you must shake your opponents' hands in sportsmanship.
Foosies by KennethCline April 11, 2017
Small particles at bottom of tea after using coffee machine for hot water. The little pieces of coffee grounds or tea leavees.
Damn these foosies at the bottom of my cup.
Foosies by letsgoPA March 13, 2023