Feen Edit Meaning

1.

Used by people who listen to other people who have no idea what they are talking about. At some point I assume somewhere between Generation X and Y someone overheard a word being used and misinterpred it. Now legions of people born after 1977 are saying the word Feen. The word used which they misheard is Fiend defined as a person who is craving something in a maniacle way.

improper use of said non-word:

I'm feening some weed!

propper use:

I'm fiending some weed!

2.

From Cork city in Ireland - slang term for a male

"See dat feen over dere like - he's a right langer"

Translation: "Look at that male over there. He is not a nice person."

3.

SEE: fiend

Feen is not a word or a term. FIEND is.

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.

I am fiending for a cold beer.

See jones, jonesing, fiend, fiending, crave

4.

Is 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

See man, fella, beor, feek, traveller

5.

To want, obsess over something

Why are you feening for that Fat CHICK?

See want, love, stalk, need

6.

FUCKING DUMBASSES.

Feen

sounds exactly like

Fiend.

Feen

is defined exactly like

Fiend.

FIEND IS AN ACTUAL WORD IN A REAL DICTIONARY.

Feen is for people with illiteracy.

i can't speak or spell properly so i say feen DUURRR

See feen, fiend, illiteracy, stupid, ghetto

7.

To want or need.

Lyndsey is feenin Marcin.

See feen, like, want, need, lyndsey, marcin