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noun

• elderly person.

  Even the fogie can dance, so you can too.

  Last edited on Apr 27 2013. Submitted by Morgan D. from Seattle, WA, USA on Aug 30 2003.

expression

• Fear of Growing Older.
  
  FOGO is the hot new phrase on the block akin to FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) and YOLO (You Only Live Once).
  
  The characters in the film Bad Neighbours have a serious case of FOGO. New parents Mac (Rogen) and Kelly (Byrne) are dealing with the massive, irreversible change that is parenthood, whilst frat-king Teddy (Efron) comes to terms with the end of his consequence-free college life.

  Last edited on Aug 06 2014. Submitted by badneighbour on Aug 06 2014.

noun

• Someone that's really old. Pronounced "FO-gee" with a hard G sound.

  Damn! You're grandma's an old fogy!

  Last edited on Jul 17 2011. Submitted by Sara from Seattle, WA, USA on Nov 19 2001.

interjection

• acronym for "fuck outta here". "Fuck outta here" is a shortened version of "Get the fuck out of here". Compare to: Delusional, Silly or preposterous.

  Not letting the deceased rest in peace [FOH],

  Snitching on yourself and others [FOH]

  and saying and doing foul things [FOH]

  Last edited on Jun 26 2018. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on May 16 2018.

• to focus. A paparazzi term.

  Okay... got my camera foked on her, damn she's hot.

  gotta foke on the matter at hand. She can wait.

  Last edited on May 14 2011. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 28 2009.

noun

• family; "your people". Compare to fam bam or la familia.

  Yo! OG Mike who's given a cook out? Oh that's just my [Folccz] Loco.

  Last edited on Feb 26 2018. Submitted by Jaye-Supreme on Oct 21 2017.

• Is used as a greeting.

  What up folk.

  Last edited on Oct 19 2010. Submitted by William A. from Atlanta, GA, USA on Jan 07 2000.

• used to address someone when you or they are leaving.

  Aight folk.

  Last edited on May 14 2011. Submitted by William A. from Atlanta, GA, USA on Jan 07 2000.

• friends. It can be used for one or more persons.

  Man, them my folk.

  Last edited on Oct 19 2010. Submitted by William A. from Atlanta, GA, USA on Jan 07 2000.

• Note: it is never pronounced in plural form. Is used in Atlanta.

  Last edited on Jan 07 2000. Submitted by William A. from Atlanta, GA, USA on Jan 07 2000.