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What is feen?Someone who craves crack 24/7 and can't get it off their mind. "look at the feen over there smellin' like shit!" feen - meme giffeen - videoFeen - what is it?A total dumbass who has no idea what they are talking about. Usually someone to comment on something that they have no knowledge about whatsoever, in other words, someone who likes to make an embarrassment out of themselves. Courtney: Hey whore, thanks for hitting on my boyfriend! What does "feen" mean?When you think about something 24/7 and you cant get it off your mind, like craving drugs. I'm feening for some ice cream. Feen - what does it mean?FUCKING DUMBASSES. i can't speak or spell properly so i say feen DUURRR Feen - meaningSEE: fiend Someone who is addicted to or experiencing a strong craving/desire for something. They are not "feening" they are "fiending". Also see: jones and jonesing. Feen - definitionto want someone or something really badly Kelly: Where's Ray??? Feen - slangA shortened version of "fiend" as in to fiend for something, jonesing, jonesin' etc. Usually when so desperate for addictive substance that the "feen" or person "feening" doesn't have time to complete the pronounciation of words, let alone entire sentences. Abbreviated for fiend. When I ran out of pot, I got crazy-like yo', I was fiending... But now that I'm addicted to crack, all I can ever do is run around all crazy-da-bomb like super-yo'! and feen, I'm like feenin' all the time now... FeenFrom Cork city in Ireland - slang term for a male "See dat feen over dere like - he's a right langer" FeenIs the Irish Traveller word for Man. it comes from Irish Traveller language and found its way into slang in many area's in Ireland especailly in Cork and Limerick. Other common Traveller words in Cork and Limerick slang are beoir - girl, feek - Kiss/Sleep with, Subla - Child, Who's dat Feen dere talkin to Martin, thats Micheal Mc Donagh Feena persons desire or urge for something/someone I feen for meg. Shes so gorgeous. |
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