FF

FF means fantasy football. It is an acronym for the popular online contest between fans of American Football (NFL).

Fantasy football is made up of participants who act as team owners. They draft players to compete and earn points based on their on-field performance. Each statistic, such as receptions, rushing yards, receiving yards, touchdowns, interceptions, and field goals, receives a certain amount of points depending on the league settings. The team with the most amount of points at the end of the NFL week wins the head-to-head matchup against another team in the league. There are different variations to how FF is played, such as scoring style and how many points different on-the-field performances receive.

A gaming terms that means to focus attack damage on a specific enemy unit.

A gaming acronym that refers to a popular fantasy game that was originally for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and then later for other consoles; can be seen as "FF1," "FF2," etc. for each successive game in the series.

An alternative to BFF; used to affirm that you and the other person are really close friends and nothing will ever come between you two, especially a boyfriend or girlfriend.

An acronym that represents the advancement of a video or movie at a fast rate; often is a button on a DVD controller or software video player.

May refer to a specific point when recalling a memory; may also mean, "Stop right there" in a conversation.

Refers to a mythical creature. Typically used in the context of, "I don't give a flying fadoodle."

A Feral Druid ability in World of Warcraft that decreases a target's armor and stacks with successive uses.

A Twitter acronym that is used on Fridays and preceded with a hashtag; used in a tweet with the person's handle to get other Tweeple to follow a person (the handle you mentioned) you think deserves more followers, such as a friend, musician, actor, or comedian.