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Fyll by ASIADAGOAT April 23, 2023
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Fyll&Fanteri 

"Fyll&Fanteri" (n.)

A quintessentially Norwegian term expressing the chaotic and often humorous mischief that tends to occur when an unregulated amount of alcoholic beverages is consumed. "Fyll" refers to the state of intoxication, while "Fanteri" is the ensuing tomfoolery and shenanigans. Typically used to describe those memorable weekends that started with "just one beer" and somehow ended with a surprise tattoo, a half-eaten kebab in your pocket, and a new pet goat named Ola.
"Hey, are we ready to dive into some epic Fyll&Fanteri this weekend?"
Fyll&Fanteri by Gulvslipern May 27, 2023

samuel fyllingen 

Person1: Samuel Fyllingen.
Person2: That dude is cool
samuel fyllingen by safydude May 9, 2022
When you are wasted out of your mind and grov, a modern word originated from the Norwegian legend «Hyllnes»
Can also be used for people if they go out very often.
Damn bro you drink every weekend, youre a damn fyllnes
Fyllnes by Skløttehunter69 August 12, 2022

Fylleangst

Fylleangst means the feeling of fear of what you could have done in a preceding blackout caused by alcohol.
A common and unique word in Norway, not known to exist in any other language than Norwegian. This uniqueness is probably caused by the Norwegian drinking culture, socially awarding the one who gets most drunk, and showing disgust against modest drinkers.
I woke up with the worst fylleangst this morning. As I was about to call the friends I remember I was with last night to find out what I did after the blackout kicked in, I could see I had a text message that read "hey!what's up with greasing your balls in with peanut butter, and letting MY dog lick them clean?!?if you're wondering what I, or what the rest of Mankind in general think of it: SOOO WRONG!!"
Fylleangst by kosepeis May 8, 2009
A really Drunk dude often has a squirrel trapped in his house also touches fish
Fyllo by Cumberdoodel May 5, 2020
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That chick doesn't write often but when she does, its for Kinktober.
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