Fet

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Commonly used in some parts of the UK to refer to amphetamines. Urban Dictionary

A variant of "fat", which means: 1) noun: the lumps and rolls on a large person's body 2) verb: to be large and possess lumps and rolls Urban Dictionary

A party, often specifically an EDM dance party where clothing is 75% coloured beads and 25% optional. From the French 'fête,' meaning 'celebration.' Urban Dictionary

A word to describe someone who is neither fit nor fat. Urban Dictionary

Fatality erodes togetherness Urban Dictionary

Fraternity extending togetherness Urban Dictionary

Shortfor the kinky social networking site Fetlife Urban Dictionary

Sometime stands for Fetish, in some stories/fanfiction. Urban Dictionary

The most vile and heinous of odors. A rancid, putrid, retch inducing stench. Urban Dictionary

It’s fit but angel can’t speak english Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fet:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fet:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe fet:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective fet:
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