foyne 

How dorky wiggers/jewish mothers from New York pronounce the word "fine".

1. Daaaaang, dat bitch is FOYNE.

2. Oh, don't worry Darla, everything's foyne.

foyne by Jim A. August 13, 2004

FONEE

Fear Of Not Enjoying Enough

counterpart to FOMO.
Happens when one is doing some desirable activity, but is overwhelmed by the fear that they are not "in it" and not enjoying the moment enough.

(while watching a sunset)
- isn't this view amazing?
* I know, but I am constantly thinking about work, and I'm having really bad FONEE because of it.

FONEE by flekkie_ April 27, 2022

fyne 

A code word meaning "fine" by Abed & Troy from the TV show Community.

Troy: Abed, are you fine or fyne? Abed: I'm fyne, Troy.

fyne by Starchylde May 31, 2016

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

clusterius fornecatus 

When things become bottle-necked due to multiple fuck-ups. A severe clusterfuck

The 18-wheeler filled with nuke waste jackknifed on the Seymour Butts Highway, spilling radioactive waste into the sewage system, polluting a local pond and playground, and creating a serious clusterius fornecatus.

clusterius fornecatus by dick vendor November 22, 2011

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.

Person 1: Did the FBI catch the Boston Reaper?
Person 2: Nah, he Foyeted them all.

Foyet by nonsensicalrealities December 3, 2011

Foenem

Chicago slang used to describe your family, friends, or gang. Used alternately as “foe” or “folks.” Derived from “folks and them.”

Speak on my foenem like that we gonna have problems.

Foenem by toddsack April 28, 2019