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MFS

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MFS (noun) means Motherfuckers: people, used dismissively or contemptuously of a group. Example: “These mfs booked the flight and never told me.”

noun

1

vulgar slang Motherfuckers: people, used dismissively or contemptuously of a group.

"These mfs booked the flight and never told me."

"Mfs will complain about anything."

2

vulgar slang People in general, with no real hostility, as a blunt way of saying 'folk' or 'everyone'.

"Mfs be acting different once they get paid."

How to Use MFS

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA rude, casual way of writing 'people'.

When to use it

Vulgar and very informal; typical of social media captions and group chats.

Easily confused with

MF → MFers

Common pairings

these mfs mfs be like broke mfs

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Etymology

Plural of the initialism MF, from motherfuckers.

Origin: English

Synonyms

motherfuckers idiots fools people folk everybody

Related Words

people public everyone population nobody nation everybody mass

Frequently Asked Questions

What does MFS mean on TikTok?

It is the plural of MF, short for motherfuckers, and usually just means 'people'. Phrases like 'mfs be like' introduce a joke about how people behave.

Is MFS always an insult?

No. It carries the force of a swear word, but in casual speech it often works as a neutral word for 'people', with the tone of the whole sentence deciding whether it is hostile.

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