foo-foo slang

What does foo-foo have to do with it?

The place had the feel of a model home in a brand-new subdivision, minus all the furniture and foo-foo.

And the foo-foo keeps them in check?

This sometimes ends in quick whistling foo-foo with the quality of sounds obtained when air is blown over an open bottle.

Despite that Foo-Foo is not seen often, she is a minor antagonist.

Foo-Foo is a 7 year old female Tortoise Shell with white patches and has green eyes.

He has a pet poodle called Foo-Foo.

Long live Foo-foo the First, King of the Mooncalves!

A colleague once quizzed me on what his young daughter should call hers – the general consensus being divided between front bottom and the ludicrous foo-foo.

Foo-Foo mostly appears as a sidekick to Miss Piggy in most movies and specials.

They don't trample the foo-foo.

Foo-Foo may refer to:

A tinker shrieked out a suggestion: 'Foo-foo the First, king of the Mooncalves!'

Because I can just remember her getting up and jumping around and have you heard, uh, it's like a version of the "Little Bunny Foo-foo."

Steve Whitmire provided Foo-Foo's high-pitched yaps.

This action causes the Wicked Witch of the West to melt as Johnny averts Foo-Foo's eyes.

The atrocities and humiliations heaped upon bow-tied Walter, owner of a pink poodle called Foo-Foo, have largely ceased.

On The Muppet Show, Foo-Foo was portrayed as both a Muppet and a real dog in different shots.

The title 'took' at once, every throat responded, and a roaring shout sent up, of: 'Long live Foo-foo the First, king of the Mooncalves!'

Foo-Foo, Miss Piggy's pet Bichon Frise.

As the scene begins, Miss Piggy (as Dorothy) and Foo-Foo as (Toto) start out in black and white.

Foo-Foo: Foo-Foo appears as the pet of the Wicked Witch of the West.

Like bizarre wontons or kreplach, the condoms were placed in soup - a thick, slippery Nigerian variety called "foo-foo" - which helped them glide down Mr. Onumonu's throat.

The Wicked Witch of the West (Miss Piggy) sees them coming and consults with her pet Foo-Foo and her henchman Johnny Fiama.

A squealing accordion that Tom Spink says was the property of Mike Cipriani is played by Guido Bombini, who sets the pace and seems the leader of the foo-foo.