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A funnion is someone who is strange in a comedic way.
He was a funnion, he insisted that egg sandwiches should only be served with cress.
funnion by NW80s January 24, 2019
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Funning is a word you use when someone has asked you "Are you having fun?" or something annoying while you are trying to enjoy something. Instead of just saying "Yes, I am having fun." You can say: "I'm funning!" and then the person who asked will now begin to ask people "Are you funning?" This word is for convenience, so use it.
Person: Playing video games
Annoying guy: "Are you having fun?"

Person: "Ya, I'm funning, now go away man."
Related Words
Having a crazy-ass time.
Why you trippin' bout dat neck-slap, son? I was just funnin'!
Funnin by KoolDaddy June 19, 2003

funning on the real 

I am not qualified to define this term, and you are not qualified to understand it.
Her refined mockery of the socio-psycho underpinnings of society stood as an exemplar of what funning on the real is all about.
funning on the real by Nayest June 22, 2008

Funninglingus 

I was at my friend's kid's party the other day and the clown and I went into the den and he gave me some funninglingus.
Funninglingus by Miss_Hernandez December 16, 2009
1.the short and easy form of "funny one"
2.dried onion rings. a yummy treat ^__^
1.wow! you are such a funion!! you kept me laughing for 30 minutes straight o.o
2.hey, do you think you could...um ..share those tasty funions?
funion by mini_paco December 4, 2004
v., If you are doing something right now, and it is fun, you, collectively, are funning.
We are funning in this bitch.
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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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