What does Phat mean or Pfaht in slang?
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phat means cut e all that i get that all the time
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There seems to be no etymology for the phrase, but it's likely either:\n\n(1) The person became rich through "filthy" ways -- monopolies, bribery, underground activities, etc.\n(2) The person is so wealthy that they no longer care about moral issues; s/he has become morally "filthy".\n(3) "Filthy" is just being used as a theatrical adjective, like the way that "phat" means "cool" and that "the bomb" means "the best".
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FOST(Taken from FOrmals Shirts and Trousers)
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LMAO...it is a limerick of sorts....very cute...I love it...whoever it is for....it is a term of endearment, but then you need to understand the german wharped sense of humour....smile\nI love you just like applesauce, as tender as spinach, my heart beats like a horse's hoof ...whenever I see you....you a.s.s.
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THAT  was so sad what they did to my poor,  kind,  sweet,  loving , generous, friend  Jim.  YAHOO  did  the same  to me  over  nothing  and i  had  to  just  4  get  it as tho  it  didn't  happen.( poor  star  gazer  i  am  still   cring  over  what  they  did to  me too.  WELL  HEREs the  meaning=----------faggs  meaning  sticks or  cigetetts .
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AFAICS: as far as I can see \nAFAIK: as far as I know \nASAP: as soon as possible \nBBQ: be back quick. (This can easily be mistaken for "barbecue" if used in a vague context.) \nBRB: be right back \nBTW: by the way \nFTW: ef the world \nFTW: for the win/f the what?(Used when someone doesn't understand what a person is saying) \nFWIW: for what it's worth \nFYI: for your information \nG2G or GTG: got to go/good to go \nGTFO: get the f out \nHB: hurry back \nIANAL: I am not a lawyer \nIDK: I don't know \nIIRC: if I recall correctly \nIMO: in my opinion \nIMHO: in my humble/honest opinion. (Derived from IMO or vice-versa) \nIMNSHO: In my not-so-humble opinion. (Used when one is very certain of something) \nIRL: in real life \nIWS: I'm With Stupid (I agree) \nLMAO: laughing my ass off (can also be combined with a W which creates Laughing My Ass Off While...) \nLMFAO: laughing my freaking ass off \nLOL: laugh out loud \nLOLZONE Layer: laugh out loud layer (refers to the ozone layer and is used when something is very unfunny. I.E.: You made a hole in the LOLZONE layer) \nL2P: learn to play \nNOLM: not of legitimate meaning (and is often used as a replacement for many other terms) \nN2B: not too bad \nNP: no problem \nNSFW: Not safe for work \nOJG: oh jesus god \nOMG: oh my god (OMFG derived from this.) \nOMGWTFBBQ: combines the terms OMG, WTF, and BBQ. (Can also be used as a mockery of newbies who express surprise at commonly known facts, or in self deprecation.) \nOH NOES: oh no \nOP: Original Post/Original Poster (referring to the first post in a thread) \nOTOH: on the other hand \nPO'd: pissed off \nQFT: quit efing talking \nQFT: Quoted For Truth \nROFL: rolling on floor laughing \nROFLMAO: rolling on floor laughing my ass off \nRTFM: Read The F-ng Manual \nSFB: Shit For Brains \nSFW: Safe for work \nSTFU: Shut The F Up \nTBA: To Be Added \nTBH: To Be Honest \nTBQFH: To Be Quite Fucking Honest \nTFA: the f-ing article (often used in a discussion related to a linked article, i.e. "if you'd bothered to read TFA") \nTRDMF: tear rolling down my face \nTIA: thanks in advance \nTTYL: talk to you later \nTY: thank you \nTHX: thanks \nYW: you're welcome \nW/E(W&#92;E): whatever \nWTF: what the f \nWTH: what the heck \nWTH: what the hell
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It means you a wimp, a softie, a pushover, a pu$$y, a wuss.  It doesn't mean gay.  Why would people say that???  \n\nWhen it is used to refer directly to girl's butt (such as when a boy is using slang to flirt with a girl, like "let me get some of that candyass")--that's when it means nice booty, or sweet stuff (in a sexual and flirtatious way).\n\nhope this helps :)
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It's english lancashire (north west) dialect.  It means you are very pleased.  Reet=Right, fine, very Chuffed=happy, pleased, content. lol.
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i think its a verb used to mean hit of like u say strike...\n\nso like hit it adn u get f##k it...\n\nbut i think can also used to be a very posh way to say to have sex or sleep with some one...\n\nprobably ruder now:)
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1. fudi \n \n Indian slang for p**y.(kittycat)\n \n2. mamme  \n \n indian slang word meaning breasts
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A heading maybe ?\n\nChapeau means hat so...my guess !
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Their phat (not fat)azz and thighs
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rofl means "rolling on floor laughing"..roflbmacb means "rolling on floor laughing busting my ass cant breathe" lol
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Slang. An expression or term used by ordinary people.
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Rappat means a slap or a thappar\n\nI THINK I AM TOO SMART FOR YOU I AM NEITHER OF THE OPTIONS THAT U HAVE GIVEN HAHA
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"fehler" is german for "error". I'm not sure what "clearprog" is. Possibly a noun.
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Some of the words given by bmwdriver above aren't right. \n\nA foot path isn't a sidewalk; the right word is pavement.  Foot path is just a right of way for pedestrians only, i.e. no horses or vehicles.\n\nJersey is a particular type of sweater; the generic term is "jumper".\n\nPiss is most definitely not beer (though if you've been told this, it is probably a British person's opinion of American beer).  We use "beer" as well.  Piss is urine, though "pissed" is drunk, not angry and "On the piss" is going out for a session of heavy drinking.  "Taking the piss" is making a fool of someone or having them on.\n\nShag isn't sex itself, it's a verb meaning to have sex.\n\nThe usual ones that cause amusement are:\n\nBritish pants = US underwear (though we say that as well)\nBritish trousers = US pants\nBritish fanny = US <censored by Yahoo>, but put it this way, British fannies are female only and round the front, not the back.\n\nFor far more answers to this question than will fit here, see the link below, which has a searchable US/UK equivalents dictionary.\n\nOh, and to answer the second half of the question:\n\nBugger is gay penetrative sex (verb) or someone who practises it (noun) and derives from "Bulgarians", who were (falsely) accused of such practices in the middle ages.   It's strength as an expletive has declined over the years and so it would not be unusual to hear "Bugger me!" as an exclamation of surprise (and not an invitation) or to hear someone described as "He's a rum bugger", without any implication of sexual orientation.  You won't hear it in polite company though.\n\nBloody is a fits-anywhere mild expletive.  It derives from the original expression "By Our Lady" (i.e. swearing by the virgin Mary), but I don't think a lot of people are really aware of that today.  It can be inserted more or less anywhere in a sentence that f***ing might be, but isn't anywhere near as unacceptable.  Again, not really for use in polite society though.