A mostly Australian word for one's respitory system. Derived from the sound one makes when breathing heavily from exertion, especially through pursed lips.
Man, my foofer is working hard
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A phrase used to caution someone before undertaking any difficult task.
I will help you carry that couch.
ok thanks, but dont blow a foofer valve.
can apply to most situations.
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Mostly used in Australia, this phrase means to exert one's self to the point of exhaustion. The foofer is then busted or broken (but not literally).
Its generally used as a exortation to another not to work too hard.
Don't bust a foofer at work today, mate!
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"Hey! I saw what you did with your dog! you zargel foofer!
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A highly technical description of an electrical part that is unknown
Techo 1: Hey, why isn't that working?
Techo 2: Not sure, I think it's blown a Foofer Valve
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the bowling alley slut. a man masturbates into a bowling ball and the girl, working behind the pins, sucks the cum out the ball
Bram couldn't get any action so he went to the bowlfinger cum foofer.
Josh: Bram should try to felsh the foof from Danielle.
Dan: Fuck that shit yo. He gonna go to the bowlfinger cum foofer.
Bram: Boi
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(Origin: uncompiled script programming) In the context of programming, it is a second meaningless label for an unimportant variable when you just realized you already used the variable name "foo," especially when you have already typed "foo." So... just adding "fer" seems reasonable, why not?
By extension, a secondary universal pronoun for any person, place, or thing that you care too little about to name correctly. Often used in conjunction with "foo" to create a Dr. Seuss style phrase.
Programming: for foofer=0, 10 do {foo+=foofer}
Conversation:
(1) Go tell foo and foofer to go foo themselves.
(2) Forget formatting all that foo; the foofer fixes it for you.