Languages
English
Spanish
French
German
Latin
Chinese
Japanese
Other Topics
Translation prices
Machine translation
Harry Potter
Translation quotes
Conversionzauber
Search
Advertisement
English Slang
This dictionary is a comprehensive and in-depth look at all the slang, vulgarisms, curses, and insults, plus idioms, expressions, and a lot more, available in English. As always with slang, be careful using what you hear; it may not work quite the way you expect.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
F2F
n. face to face
fab
adj. fabulous (abbreviated form)
fab
adj. fabulous; terrific
face man
n. handsome man with little personality
face time
n. time in which two people meet in person, as opposed to communicating by email or telephone
face-off
n. confrontation (from sports)
fade
v. leave; depart; go away
faff
n. ineffective action or activity
faff
v. do something ineffectively
faff about
v. do something ineffectively
fag
n. male homosexual
faggot
n. male homosexual
fairy
n. male homosexual
falsies
n. artificially enlarged breasts (either through surgery or padding). 1. Nice falsies on her, but I'd rather have the real thing.
family jewels
n. testicles. 1. Careful with the family jewels.
fancy
v. like; find appealing; enjoy. 1. You fancy him? Why? He's such a nerd.
FAQ
abbr. frequently asked questions
far out
adj. cool; nice; excellent
far out
adj. rarefied; obscure; difficult to comprehend
fart
n. sound or smell or a release of intestinal gas
fart
v. release gas. 1. Who farted?
fart
n. dumb, undesirable person (usually male). 1. Who's that old fart?
fart around
v. waste time; mess around
fart sake
n. bedroll; sleeping bag
fascinoma
n. any interesting or amusing medical condition, particularly tumors and malignancies
fast buck
n. easy money; income easily earned
fast mover
n. high-speed aircraft or ground vehicles
fast track
n. path of rapid rise through an organization or situation
fast-track
v. move something or somebody quicky through an organization or situation
fat
adj. well-stocked; having sufficient or excess of something. 1. He's fat with cash now that he received his bonus.
fat lip
n. swollen lip resulting from a blow to the mouth
fat-ass
adj. said of a person with a large butt
fat-assed
adj. said of a person with a large butt
FCOL
abbr. for crying out loud
fender-bender
n. minor collision between automobiles
fiddlesticks
exclam. drat; darn (used in place of shit to express anger or frustration)
F-ing
adj. fucking
F-ing around
v. fucking around
fink
n. informer; someone who reveals secrets
fink on somebody
v. betray somebody; reveal secrets about somebody
first base
n. the act of kissing (as a step in increasing levels of sexual intimacy). 1. First base? Is that all? Just kissing?
first daddy n. first sergeant
first shirt
n. first sergeant
five by five
idiom. okay; all's well; all's good; everything is fine. 1. Five by five. We're ready to start.
five-finger discount
n. shoplifting; stealing from a store
fix
n. bribe; money paid to effect an outcome. 1. The fix is in. We're sure to win.
flack
n. criticism; complaints
flak
n. criticism; complaints
flake
n. a silly, giddy person. 1. She's a total flake, so don't count on her to remember.
flaky
adj. spacey; absentminded; unreliable
flame
n. angry message or personal attack online
flame
v. post an angry message or personal attack online
flame war
n. exchange of angry messages or personal attacks online
flash
n. a sudden idea or memory. 1. I had a flash of inspiration this morning.
flash
n. very brief amount of time. 1. It happened in a flash.
flash
v. show or reveal something briefly
flash-to-bang time
n. interval from an artillery gun’s recoil to the explosion of the shell fired (the shorter, the better in combat)
flat
adj. carbonated beverage that has lost its carbonization. 1. This soda has gone flat.
flat
adj. said of a woman with small breasts
flat-chested
adj. said of a woman with small breasts
flea
n. internist; doctor who specializes in internal medicine
flexitarian
n. vegetarian who sometimes eats meat or fish
flick
n. movie, film. 1. Let's see a flick tonight.
flip
v. go crazy; go nuts
flip one's lid
v. go crazy; go nuts
flip one's wig
v. go crazy; go nuts
flip out
v. go crazy; go nuts; lose control
flip side
n. other side of a story, argument, or claim
flip side
n. return trip, esp. for a long trip
flip side
n. opposite side of a phonograph (vinyl) record
FLK
abbr. funny-looking kid (used in nursery)
flub something up
v. mess up; make mistakes; do something incorrectly
fly
adj. stylish; attractive; appealing
flying
adj. under the influence of drugs
foam
n. beer
fob
v. attempt to satisfy somebody using deception
FOB
abbr. forward operating base
fobbit
n. soldier in a safe place; soldier who never leaves the FOB (forward operating base)
FOOBAR
abbr. fucked up beyond all recognition; very gravely damaged or in very poor condition (n.b.: the "oo" reflects the pronunciation of the acronym). 1. The project? Totally fubar.
fooey
n. nonsense; rubbish; foolish talk or ideas
foot it
v. walk or run somewhere
footy
n. football (soccer to Americans, though more vigorous and even violent than the soccer played elsewhere)
Fort Living Room
n. home; civilian life
fossil
n. old-fashioned, outmoded person
fox
n. attractive, sexy young woman (though sometimes said of men)
fox
v. fire a weapon (from an aircraft)
foxy
adj. sexy (for women in particular)
foxy lady
n. sexy woman
frag
n. fragmentation grenade
frag
n. wound or kill using a fragmentation grenade
fragged
adj. damaged, destroyed, ruined
frak
n. fuck (from the TV series "Battlestar Galactica; all variants of fuck are reproduced with frak)
frankenfood
n. genetically engineered or modified food
frantic
adj. fun, wild, amazing
freak
v. lose control; panic
freak
n. frequency (for radio communications)
freak out
v. lose control; panic
freak somebody out
v. stun, surprise, or shock somebody
freaked
adj. stunned; shocked; surprised
freaked out
adj. stunned; shocked; surprised
freaking
adj. unsuitable; unacceptable; upsetting
freebasing
n. smoking crack cocaine
freebee
n. something free
freebie
n. something free
freegan
n. person who only eats food that can be gotten for free
freeze
v. ignore or reject somebody
frell
n. fuck (from the TV series "Farscape"; all variants of fuck are reproduced with frell)
French
adj. of or pertaining to oral sex
French
n. oral sex (the act itself)
French
v. kiss using the tongue
French
v. perform oral sex on somebody
French kiss
n. kissing with the tongue
French kiss
v. kiss using the tongue
fresh
adj. stylish; new; appealing
fresh off the boat
adj. newly arrived (usually from another country)
Freud squad
n. psychiatrists
fricking
adj. poor; lousy; frustrating
friendlies
n. allies, whether civilian or military
frigging
adj. poor; lousy; frustrating
frigid
adj. sexually disinterested; not into sexual activity. 1. She's so frigid, she won't even kiss me.
frikking
n. annoying; irritating; damned (from "fucking")
from the get-go
adj. from the outset; from the start
frosty one
n. beer (esp. cold beer)
froth
n. beer
fruit
n. male homosexual
fruit salad
n. rows of campaign ribbons on a uniform
fruitcake
n. male homosexual
fruitcake
n. person who acts childish or silly
fruity
adj. of or pertaining to silly behavior
FUBAR
abbr. fucked up beyond all recognition; very gravely damaged or in very poor condition
fuck
n. sexual intercourse. 1. She's a great fuck.
fuck
v. have sexual intersource with. 1. They fucked all night long.
fuck
exclam. strong expression of frustration, anger, or impatience. 1. Oh, fuck, I forgot.
fuck
v. damage or run. 1. He fucked the entire project.
fuck (someone) over
v. take advantage of; exploit; abuse. 1. Don't try to fuck me over.
fuck (something) up
v. damage or mangle something. 1. I totally fucked up the test.
fuck about
v. spend time doing minor, irrelevant things. 1. Stop fucking about, you've got work to do.
fuck around
v. spend time doing minor, irrelevant things. 1. Don't fuck around anymore.
fuck friend
n. a friend one has sexual relations with; a friend with benefits. 1. I'm off to see my fuck friend for some fun.
fuck it
exclam. strong expression of frustration, anger, or impatience. 1. Fuck it, I've had it.
fuck like bunnies
v. have sex regularly and repeatedly
fuck like rabbits
v. have sex regularly and repeatedly
fuck me
exclam. strong expression of surprise, shock, or dismay. 1. Fuck me. I don't believe it.
fuck off
v. imp. go away; shove off. 1. Fuck off, all of you, right now.
fuck up
v. make an error; screw up; make a mistake; do something badly or incorrectly. 1. We really fucked up
fuck with somebody
v. threaten somebody; mess with somebody; irritate somebody
fuckwit
n. dumb, stupid person
fuck with something
v. tinker or play with something
fuck you
v. imp. strong expression of anger directed at someone. 1. Fuck you. I'm sick and tired of your shit.
fucker
n. a person with many negative traits (used pejoratively or disparagingly; rarely used for women). 1. He's suck a fucker.
fucking
n. the act of having sexual intercourse. 1. Their fucking is so incredibly noisy it kept me up all last night.
fucking
adj. used to emphasize or stress the importance of the following words; very, extremely (intonation indicates if good or bad is meant). 1. You're fucking nuts; I can't believe this fucking weather.
fucking A
exclam. a strong expression of satisfaction or delight. 1. A raise!? Fucking A!
fuck-me shoes
n. very high heels that make a woman sexier
fudge
exclam. drat; darn (used in place of fuck to express anger or frustration)
fudge packer
n. man who engages in anal sex with another man
fugly
adj. fat and ugly
full bird
n. full colonel, as opposed to a lieutenant colonel, which is one rank lower (in the U.S. Army)
full bull
n. full colonel, as opposed to a lieutenant colonel, which is one rank lower (in the U.S. Army)
full of it
adj. lying; dumb (from "full of shit"). 1. He's so full of it, no one should believe anything he says.
full of shit
adj. lying; dumb. 1. You're so full of shit.
full-court press
idiom. effort or pressure put on sombody to accomplish something
funk
n. depression; depressed mood. 1. Why the funk? What's wrong? 2. He's always in a funk, no matter how good things are.
funk
n. stench; bad smell. 1. Quite a funk here. Do you ever clean this place?
funky
adj. smelly; stinky. 1. What's that funky odor? Did something die? 2. The cat's litter box is getting funky.
funky
adj. strange; peculiar; odd. 1. "Play that funky music, white boy" (song lyrics).
furball
n. chaotic combat among many aircraft
fuzz
n. police; police officer. 1. Quick, run, the fuzz is here.
FWIW
abbr. for what it's worth
F-word
n. the word "fuck" (said to avoid using the actual word). 1. The F-word was reportedly used on the Senate floor today.