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Farage

The mistaken belief that something one believes is a fact.

The dimwit genuinely faraged that the earth is flat and the Apollo 14 was a ladder.

by Bob Mercer March 22, 2018

8πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Farage

That self conscious pleasure shown by an hungry urban fox when he happens upon a pool of some drunks vomit.

Checking the beer-cans after the party, Brian found himself fuill of farage as the cigarette butt slipped down his throat.

by Grimsstar February 4, 2014

35πŸ‘ 22πŸ‘Ž


Farage

A very large lorry or truck park associated with border crossings, particularly instances arising from mismanagement.

Etymology: Portmanteau of "garage" (English, noun, from French "garage") and "Farage" (from "Nigel Farage", failed British politician).

Tommy's business went bankrupt because his lorries where stuck in the Kent Farage for two weeks.

by trollson trollson December 17, 2020


Farage

Anything used to dispose of an unwanted milkshake.

I bought a milkshake but didn't want it anymore so I looked for the nearest Farage in order to properly dispose the unwanted milkshake.

by lastrobot May 22, 2019


Farage

To bluster, posture & threaten, then back down the second your bluff is called.

The complete absence of bravery or spine, a Jellyfish of a person.

I thought Brian was a genuine threat but turns out he's a complete Farage..... Any bigger pussy & Trump would grab him!

by Lioris November 11, 2019


Farage

The collective noun for lies.

"Did you just hear what Boris said?" "Yeah, it contained a farage of lies!"

"Have you read the new book by The Professor?"
"Don't; it's a farage of lies"

by Jypsep June 6, 2019

6πŸ‘ 1πŸ‘Ž


Farage

A real stinky fart that lingers long after expected...

Can you still smell that? It’s been like 2 hours and my nose hairs are still burning from that Farage you let off!

by Rascal G November 16, 2018

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