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to let out gas quietly. Breakwind without making a sound. No noise but real foul odor mostly a cause of eating a lot of vegetables and daal.
Sardaran di phusi bari gandi hondi aaye.
PHUSI by gastrointrologist May 13, 2005
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Breaking wind quietly. Letting out gas without making a sound. Lethal weapon used by Indian armed forces.
sardaran di phusi tey beganliyan di budbu bari gandi hondi aaye
phusi by gastrointrologist February 22, 2005
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cathopathic physician 

A pretend doctor. Usually a nurse practitioner with confidence issues, but wants to be a pretend he/she is a doctor.
Will frequently pursue online degrees to get useless credentials instead of going to a real med school.
Real Doctor: I am Dr. Smith
Cathopathic Physician: I am also a doctor.
RD: Where did you go to med school?
CP: I did not go to med school, I am a cathopathic physician.

Mastering Physics

Literally cancer. Homework website used by colleges to make students google every question on chegg or yahoo answers because clicking anything will take of 50%. Giving college students cancer since 1998.
Person 1:Did you do Mastering Physics yet?

Person 2:Yeah it gave me cancer.
Mastering Physics by AweStrucK July 24, 2015

Phusaphyafus 

Ancient God of battery powered flight.
I am often asked "what did you name your drone"? I proudly reply "Phusaphyafus", and I laugh as they try to repeat it.
Phusaphyafus by AnacondaQ2 November 5, 2020

go commit cease vital function necessary for the prolonging of one's physical being 

Trump: The longest way to say go commit die is now officially go commit cease vital function necessary for the prolonging of one's physical being
Robloxians: yeetus

AP Physics 

Child abuse, plain and simple.
My AP Physics teacher did 5 years for giving us a test.
AP Physics by Dr. Bob24 December 23, 2014
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