" fending "

 [ "fend that" ]

1: Defend yourself from what the opposing person has said or done to you.

  * e.g.,  ... Nuski: "Yo Fifty you look like a broke Metro Boomin" 

 [ "fend" ]

1: short for "defend" "defending".

  * e.g.,  ... if you're my friend i'll fend for you if you're there or not. 

 [ "fended" ]

1: The feeling of being distraught, overwhelmed with stress, or being upset at person or a certain situation.

  * e.g.,  ... Little Legs Lex is always fucking fended when he walks into work. 

 [ "fended" ]

2: Could be added with the adverb re, requete, or ooltra

 [ "Fend" ]

1: Bastarized word resulting from the phraze "Fixing to" which means "getting ready to" Can also be pronouced "Fellin"

  * e.g.,  ... Kids, Y'all betta be fend ta get you asses ta skoo, cuz you fellin ta be late! 

 [ "Fended" ]

1: It's a shorter version of the word offended except without the O. So, basically it means offended.

  * e.g.,  ... If someone is in a bad mood, and not talking you could say "Aw, your so fended"  

 [ "Fended" ]

2: Or you can use it to explain someone in a bad mood.

 [ "fo fended" ]

1: Fuck off offended. Why the fuck is everybody so fucking offended by everything?

  * e.g.,  ... FUCK YOUR Fo fended bitch! 

 [ "Fend Off" ]

1: When some fat/big wog pushes you with one hand with his palm facing your chest. This can be mostly seen in AFL and can be used as a defense technique or offensively if you're a lebo

  * e.g.,  ... "Bro did you see Ali fend off that skinny ranga?" Hell yeah bro it was like an impulse grenade in fortnite, that stick went flying." 

 [ "fend for himself" ]

1: Look after and provide for himself

  * e.g.,  ... He had to fend for himself before being helped out by a host family 

 [ "Al Fende" ]

1: The act of fending for ones self for a meal in a multi-person home

  * e.g.,  ... "My wife had to work late lastnight, so I had to dine al fende." 

 [ "fend-for-yourself-night" ]

1: A night in which a parent, guardian, servant, or spouse does not provide food for his or her beneficiaries.

  * e.g.,  ... Timmy: "Mom, what's the plan for dinner tonight?"