Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

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F&N is when rappers shout out the gun brand Fabrique Nationale Herstal because their guns punch holes in bulletproof vests like they’re nothing.

Yo, I got my F&N out and popped a cap in his vest. He fell over like a sack of bricks.

That F&N shot through my vest like it was made of tissue paper.

I brought my F&N to the party, and now everyone’s scared of me.

2

F&N is a fancy way for white people to say fcuk without getting yelled at by their parents.

My mom said I couldn’t say fcuk at dinner, so I said F&N instead.

He used F&N in front of his dad, and his dad just said, 'Okay.'

I used F&N in class, and the teacher didn’t even notice.

3

F&N is a massage place in Asia where they rub your back until you’re ready to explode, then they flip and grip your junk like it’s a pizza.

I went to F&N and got a massage so good, I forgot my own name.

They flipped and gripped me so hard, I had to take a bathroom break.

I got a massage at F&N and now I can’t stop thinking about it.

4

F&N is the new guy who walks in and everyone’s like, 'Who’s this?' and the boss says, 'That’s the F&N.'

The F&N came in and everyone was staring at him like he was a ghost.

I’m the F&N now, and I’m ready to make my mark.

The F&N walked in, and the office got quiet like a tomb.

5

F&N is when you meet someone who’s wasted, you do some stuff, and then you run like your pants are on fire.

I met a girl at the bar, we did some stuff, and I ran out like I was being chased.

I did F&N with my cousin and now he’s mad at me.

I did F&N with my friend, and now he won’t talk to me.

6

F&N means you’re fine and the other person is you, like you’re the best and they’re the worst.

I said F&N to my friend, and he said, 'You’re the best.'

We did F&N and now I feel like a king.

I said F&N, and he just stared at me like I was crazy.

7

F&N is a way to say 'Fuckin Gay' in a way that sounds smarter but still has all the swearing.

I called him F&N and he got mad.

My friend said I was F&N and I said, 'You’re the F&N.'

I called my teacher F&N and he just smiled.