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The human body esp. one of a female "You can't blame me for staring at your frame" Trey Songz-Wonder Woman
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To make a person appear as the perpetrator of a crime that he/she did not commit. I was framed as the thief of the art borders.
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1. the human body
2. to incriminate an innocent person with false evidence I'm not overwieght. I just have a wide frame.
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the act of receiving fellatio Neff: "Yo bro, last night was totally crazy!"
Deric: "Did you hook up with Jen?" Neff: "Yeah bro..." Deric: "Well, did she give you some?" Neff: "Haha, yeahhh bro, she gave me some frame..." Deric: "Nice." or "She gives the best frame." " I got framed last night" "So, she was giving me frame in my room." |
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A single image generated by a computer. Used in the measurement FPS (or frames per second).
Also used as a short form of FPS. "I ran that PS2 emulator for an HOUR and only made 1000 frames."
"Holy crap, dude! I'm only getting half a frame! This sucks!" |
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To accuse someone of something with evidence. Katie Winstein, "He framed me ! I did not kill that rat ! He framed me by pointing all the evidence toward me to make it seem like I did it!"
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a border or case surrounding an object. eg. a photo or mirror. usually made of wood or other rigid objects as in a photo frame but sometimes just a defining line around something to enhance its neatness and effect.
"I'm definately going to frame that picture of your testicles."
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