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foss

(verb) -stopping the smoke from escaping a bowl/pipe or bong by holding your hand over the opening -cover the hole To foss, fossing

bruh, foss it Yo foss it foss it!!!! Make sure you foss it

by st0n3rchiK August 18, 2018

foss

foss is an arabic word for fart or flatulance

tony aratet foss????? tony did you just fart?????

by VoiceOverGuy August 05, 2009

foss

An old or otherwise lame person. Short for fossil.

Man, did you hear what that fossil said to me? Plural usage: Check out the fosses in their Volvos.

by Annie Olson November 03, 2006

foss

n.- somebody who thinks they are a boss -a fake boss

If someone talks about getting mad biddys when they dont and self proclaiming themselves a boss they are really a foss. When someone talks about being a boss when they have a girlfriend/boyfriend-a foss

by J Toral June 25, 2009

Fosse

The new word for "cool". It used to be "sick, tight, awesome, rad, ill, chill, and sweet". Now it's fosse. ~as made popular by Candyland~

1. That guys tricked out Escalade is pretty fosse. 2. That old Toyota Camry with the broken window is NOT fosse.

by CandylandDjs October 19, 2012

fosse

n. (faussee) 1.a famous dance corriographer known for his uber-gay moves. adj. (faussee) 2. extravogant, unnecessary, overboard. 3. gay.

Drew is watching his lover stephan prance around the apartment and says,"ooh stephan! you are SO Fosse right now."

by winksie April 13, 2008

FOSS

FOSS is an acroymn which refers to Free and Open Source Software. A term nessicary to describe two releated entities, yet different and seperate in some important philosophies. This acroymn has its origins when the Free Software Foundation proclaimed their GNU General Public License as not actually open source, even though it is considered an open source liscense and is compliant with the Open Source Definition as described by the Open Source Initiative.

The FOSS communities are related, and differ only in extreamly judgemental geek lexicon and proclamations.

by Indrid Cold August 09, 2004