Foye
Foye by TheRussian01 May 19, 2018
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foye
dope, or awesome. Originally created by people in the 1900's, who preferred to call things by weird or not heard of words
foye by Thatonem8m8 November 28, 2014
Foye
Stand back sir my feet sure foye.
Foye is used to describe a putrid smell in the air, that hits you hard and fast. E.g a skunk spitting out it’s venom.
Foye is used to describe a putrid smell in the air, that hits you hard and fast. E.g a skunk spitting out it’s venom.
Foye by FootSoldiers January 8, 2020
lawyer foyer
A two-story tall entryway typically found in a McMansion that is emblematic of a powerful institution yet comprised of cheap and tacky finishes.
From the outside I could tell it was a McMansion, but the Kinkade hanging in the Lawyer Foyer was the icing on the cake.
lawyer foyer by LochNessa7 April 23, 2018
Foyet
verb (past foyeted) trans.
1. To brutally murder someone's wife over the phone while they listen helplessly.
2. To go on a killing spree and then stab yourself several times, and therefore fool the FBI into thinking you're not the guy they're looking for.
3. To go through a whole phone book, and ask everyone if Haley is there.
4. (intrans.) To have a fondness for deals.
1. To brutally murder someone's wife over the phone while they listen helplessly.
2. To go on a killing spree and then stab yourself several times, and therefore fool the FBI into thinking you're not the guy they're looking for.
3. To go through a whole phone book, and ask everyone if Haley is there.
4. (intrans.) To have a fondness for deals.
Foyet by nonsensicalrealities December 3, 2011
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