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Fairs

A slang term used to show agreement or acceptance in a casual conversation.

Fag

A term used to refer to a cigarette, commonly used in casual conversation in the UK.

Fit

A term used to describe someone or people as physically attractive.

Faff

A term used to describe the act of wasting time or procrastinating by focusing on unimportant tasks.

Flex

A term used to describe the act of showing off or flaunting something with pride.

Five-O

A slang term used to refer to the police, often used as a warning of their presence.

Food

A term used to refer to drugs or narcotics, particularly in the context of dealing or making money from them.

Fam

A term used to refer to family members or close friends, indicating a strong bond.

Frenchie

A term used to refer to kissing or making out, particularly with a passionate or deep kiss.

Fiver

A term used to refer to a five-pound note or £5.

Facts

A term used to agree with or affirm that something someone said is accurate or true.

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