NFI

People send "NFI" in messages online or in texts to let others know "no further information" is available. They usually send it regarding an inquiry from someone, whether it be regarding the availability of something (or someone), an event, or some opportunity.

For example, your best bud may look into a job opportunity for you and might text, "The pay is 60-70K, WFH, NFI." Or, you might DM someone online about a party that is going down, and they reply, "9 pm, Joe's house, NFI."

For curious people, especially ones that want you to spill the tea, NFI is one of the worst acronyms. However, Google comes in really handy in these situations.

If someone tells you that you're NFI to a party or other event, it means you're "not freaking invited." This rather rude acronym is a signal that you're not welcome at the event in question.

You may also encounter NFI while inquiring whether someone else is invited to an event. For example, if you ask whether your frenemy Miguel is invited to an event, the host might respond with "NW, ofc that luzr is NFI."

If you ask someone a question, and they respond with NFI, they have "no freaking idea" what the answer is. You're most likely to receive this acronym in messages sent by friends, family members, or co-workers, after you've sent them a question that has them stumped.

For example, if you ask your co-worker what time an important meeting is at, and they respond with "NFI," it means they don't know when the meeting is. (And you both may want to find someone who does know.)