Frankenstein

To make something from several other similiar things.

My car broke down so I had to Frankenstein a new engine from old Mustang and Corvette parts.

by Mullholland November 9, 2004

frankenstein

The manner of walking, adopted by a person who has just shit in their pants.

Oh no. I've just shit my pants. I'm gonna' have to Frankenstein it home now.

by DcTurner October 26, 2003

Frankenstein

Title of Mary Shelley's famous novel - she who was daughter of revolutionary.
Frank - Truth
Stein - Beer
Title: Truth & Beer (Frankenstein)

Let's go down to the pub and talk
football
politics
frankenstein
insert as appropriate

by millerthegorilla January 24, 2009

Frankenstein

To construct or repair an object using a number of dubious methods. In the case of a computer, this usually involves concocting a machine made out of parts from a massive number of different manufacturers, ultimately creating a nightmarish amalgamation of electronic parts. The name comes from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and the titular monster of said book.

Dude, you totally frankensteined that old PC!

by UltramanVectis May 26, 2015

Frankenstein

A synonym for a joint pieced together out of old remnants of previous smokes found in your ashtray, the floor or anywhere else you can as they are usually smoked in more desperate times.

It doesn't always make for a pleasant taste.

It is a monster pieced together from older dead human body parts and brought back to life...

Couldn't reach my phone to call a dealer so i had to make a frankenstein instead.

by oja123 February 24, 2009

frankensteins

1.) Slang for Money. In particular 100 dollar bills. Benjamin FRANKlin is on the 100 dollar bill.

I'm bout my Frankensteins,
You know me, Ya from my Lincolns to my Franklins.
-Lil Wayne in the song "I'm a Beast"

by Zac Webb April 26, 2008

Frankensteiner

When one runs out of Cigarettes and has to raid the ashtray for various butts to make a cigarette

I ran out of Tobacco last night. As the shop was shut I had to make a Frankensteiner.

by Peregrine. August 22, 2022