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similar to fuck buddies or friends with benefits, but the two (or more) parties involved are less close with each other.
that allison, you've been seeing, is she your girlfriend or something?
are you kidding? i met her only a week ago. we're still fucquaintances.
are you kidding? i met her only a week ago. we're still fucquaintances.
fucquaintances by borkstar February 23, 2011
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Fucquis Chenem Dicquat
1) The faux Latin intonation meaning "Fuck Dick Cheney". Said with somber celebration. Liturgical and celebratory.
2) When repeated may be used as an incantation. Often used in "magical thinking" or to cast a spell upon an unsuspecting innocent.
3) Also, a political exultation upon entering a room in triumph like a Caesar. Or a simple greeting between two people who have not seen one another for some time.
2) When repeated may be used as an incantation. Often used in "magical thinking" or to cast a spell upon an unsuspecting innocent.
3) Also, a political exultation upon entering a room in triumph like a Caesar. Or a simple greeting between two people who have not seen one another for some time.
As a simple greeting :Yo, Jack! Long time no see. Fucquis Chenem Dicquat!
Yeah, Fucquis Chenem Dicquat. Amen to that brother.
As an incantation: Sue said her Fucquis Chenem Dicquats every night before going to bed, believing it would charm Jed into asking her out on a date.
As a political exultation of triumph: As the votes were being counted, the Democratic candidate wanted to greet his supporters with Fucquis Chenem Dicquat!
Yeah, Fucquis Chenem Dicquat. Amen to that brother.
As an incantation: Sue said her Fucquis Chenem Dicquats every night before going to bed, believing it would charm Jed into asking her out on a date.
As a political exultation of triumph: As the votes were being counted, the Democratic candidate wanted to greet his supporters with Fucquis Chenem Dicquat!
Fucquis Chenem Dicquat by Questinia April 20, 2009
fucque
participate in social intercourse
Fucque
A VERY RIGHTEOUS (french) word used to replace the unrighteous swear word "FUCK" which often just means "to express annoyance, contempt, or impatience". It was coined by a guy named "Eric" from somewhere at some point, but only made popular when he used the word behind the pulpit some odd years into thy future. A wise man lives in the past, present, and future, but most people simply live in the moment.
"Fucque" is now used widely by religious people everywhere to express annoyance, contempt, or impatience in a righteous way.
"Fucque" is also used by AmERICans to casually to remind the righteous of the freedoms and liberties in Christ and in language.
"It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery."
For the word to be used, it must be used as a form of righteous wrath (to condemn evil), or in other various righteous ways
"Fucque" is now used widely by religious people everywhere to express annoyance, contempt, or impatience in a righteous way.
"Fucque" is also used by AmERICans to casually to remind the righteous of the freedoms and liberties in Christ and in language.
"It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery."
For the word to be used, it must be used as a form of righteous wrath (to condemn evil), or in other various righteous ways