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2010-08-12

Fube on Twitter

Slang · Speech & language

Original Fube.com research, corrected for typos and unfinished notes. The findings are unchanged.

A sample of public posts using “fube,” kept anonymous. They are not all the same word.

English slang, where “fube” is a person or a grudging “fine”:

My friend called me a fube. Should I be offended?
I’m fube! I won’t take a dare ever again.
Fube, a little upset I see.
Damn, fube just got hoed.

French, a rhyme on the verb “fumer” and “entuber”:

Je fube et je bois et je t’entube.

Portuguese “fubé,” cornmeal, not the brand name:

Tomar uma sopinha de fubé feita pelo daddy.
Bolo de fubé é bom demais.

Hungarian, close to “fűbe,” grass:

Megyünk, kifekszünk a pépivel a fűbe, és nézzük a csillaghullást.

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