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ugh fine 

Expression of unwillingness, boredom, or tiredness to to something upon request. Can be used randomly during conversations as long as you stress on the "UGH" and make the N in "fine" last much longer than needed, which should sound like: "UGH fiiiiinnnnnneeeeeuh". The origin of this phrase.. well, okay- so, typically on the "Hub" before the storyline has a twist and switches to the juicy part of the video, the main actor in the video says this phrase. The use of this phrase isn't meant as a reference to this, but when said and pronounced correctly by males it can make them sound gay in a humorous, joking way.
Person 1: but after it started to rain at the game everyone had to-
Person 2: ugh fine
Person 1: bro what💀💀
ugh fine by Stanford_University July 20, 2022
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Ugh fine 

To express utter laziness or unwillingness to do something; complete a task/job. Can be said in a zesty/gay voice to enhance the feeling you are trying to express by stressing the “gh” part in “ugh” and “ine” in “fine”

Should sound something like “uGHHHH FIIIINNNNEEEEUUUHH”. Can also be randomly said in conversations for literally no reason, or to be used in a humorous way.

Where does this phrase come from you may ask? Well, usually on ⬛️🟧 before the actor starts to give head, they make a sarcastic “ugh fine” statement before to make it seem like they dont really want to do it, but then they proceed to do it anyways.
Do you know where the bathrooms are?
“ugh fine”
Bro tf..?
Ugh fine by Stanford_University August 3, 2022

Ugh, fine i guess you are my little pogchamp, cmere. 

What happens is that Ryuko Matoi starts to call you "a little pogchamp"
Ryuko: Ugh, fine i guess you are my little pogchamp, cmere.
Someone: Y/N
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