CFS
CFS has 2 meanings
Care for a secret?
Example
BTW, CFS about John?
Spill the tea!
Related Slang
4MTK | For me to know |
BU&I | Between you and I |
kptondl | Keep it on the down low |
DL | Down low |
WITR | Who's in the room |
DLTM | Don't lie to me |
Spill the tea | Share the gossip |
Spill the T | Share the gossip |
Categories
Cute, funny, sweet
CFS is a way to describe someone or something as "cute, funny, and sweet." It is most often used in texts and online when talking about a crush.
You will most likely see this in a tween's or teen's messages since they are smack dab in the middle of prime raging-hormones years and in and out of love every day. However, young adults may use it, along with the occasional flirty and youthful boomer.
Besides people, you may see it used to describe movies, books, and TV shows that evoke warm fuzzies. Rom coms are a perfect example of a CFS movie.
Example
OMG, Felipe is CFS. Imma die!
Related Slang
Adorbs | Adorable |
qtpi | Cutie Pie |
Meet cute | A charming first meeting between two people |
Babe | An attractive person |
BAE | Before anyone else |
Hottie | An attractive person |
Foxy | Attractive |
Stud | An attractive male |
gorge | Gorgeous |
Snacc | An attractive person |
imma | I'm gonna |
OMG | Oh my gosh |
When you want to spill the beans, you might send "CFS" to gauge the interest. For example, you might text your friend "CFS?" when you have exciting news to share.
You will likely see CFS in texts or messages online, like DMs on social media. Keep in mind that there could be all sorts of surprises behind the mystery door that is CFS.
For example, you could get a wonderful surprise about the relationship status of two friends you've been shipping. Or, you could get a sleazy pickup line in a dating app or unsettling news about someone you respect.