fXc 

A term used in reference to a group of kids usually 14-24. Short for "fashioncore". Said kids are similar to the "hardcore" kids but with shallower taste in music and more emphasis on the fashionable part of looking hardcore.

eg. boys in girl jeans, white studded belts and too-tight band shirts

girl 1: wow look at that hardcore boy in the corner

girl 2: naw, he's just a little fXc bitch. i bet he's never even heard the band on his t-shirt

fXc by Gracietyped August 30, 2005

fxc 

short for fashioncore

Those Seven jeans are so fxc. Eighteen Visions would be proud.

fxc by redefined September 7, 2004

fXc 

A guy that made out of with, but fish like. So, now it's fish core foe life yo yo

fXc foe life yo yo erat erat erat

fXc by Gabba February 27, 2005

fxc 

Refers to anything to do with scene royalty, Fritzxcore.

Yeah your new jacket is so fxc! I saw Fritzxcore at a club last week wearing one just like it!

fxc by SethSuicideee December 29, 2007

fxckbii

someone who always finds himself in The Promi$ed Land
the promised land : a happy place or condition that someone wants to reach : a place where dreams or hopes can come true particularly a dreamer that comes from the mud

He is one with the Promised Land so he is the one who is known by fxckbii

fxckbii by kyrie 💀 March 30, 2021

fxck 

An exceedingly irritating way of saying "fuck" on social media. Generally used by ridiculously wannabe hipster white teenage boys because it's what they say in complex magazine or some shit. They spend a large chunk of their money on vinyl records without having anything to play them on.

See also: 'Bxtch'

(on twitter) "how the fxck did I end up buying a Dr Dre vinyl and a new pair of kicks when I only went out to get a frappe?! ...lol"

(also on twitter with their obligatory wistful-ass tweet) "Fxck the coachella lineup is so good this year! I want to run away there and never return!!"

fxck by biscuitmuncher22 May 14, 2016

fxck 

just a coolerer way to say fuck,

dude i fxcked your mom last night

fxck by xCOREE September 3, 2006