Frantibator

fran.ti.bator

Origin: American contraction English ~CY2000

1. Desperate or wild masterbation with passion or frenzied demeanor.
2. Rapid jerking of genitals without regard to possible short term pain in exchange for immediate gratification.

Scotty was a known frantibator; many in the squad had difficultly sleeping in their bunks at night due to scotty's frequent late night frantibation.

Frantibator by eric von_tonka May 28, 2011

Franticity 

A propensity for easily becoming frantic, or being in a frantic state; a more correct way to say "franticness"

"She's prone to frequent bouts of franticity I'm afraid, as is typical of high-strung girls like her.

Franticity by Dr.Verbose October 15, 2008

franticipation 

frantic anticipation

He was looking forward to his own wedding with franticipation.

franticipation by linguiste October 20, 2009

Fratocrat

It's quite simple, a fratty democrat. In A GDI dominated political mindset, the few, the proud, the fratty.

"That guy has an Obama sticker on his yacht? Must be a Fratocrat."

John. F. Kennedy, the original Fratocrat.

Fratocrat by Tftc September 20, 2013

franticipation 

the act of waiting frantically with a mixture of frustration and anticipation for your computer to download/load the application/software you await with excitement

I sat, with growing franticipation, as my computer's timer ticked away.

franticipation by abulafia July 10, 2010

frantical 

a great deal more than frantically

*WAVES FRANTICAL*

frantical by VenusFigure June 19, 2011

Frantical 

A way of explaining how tough someone does something. Like if someone was frantically running down the stairs, they're making a lot of noise in the process and maybe stamping their feet. It means someone is doing something angrily

Eliza: why are you running down the stairs so frantically
Aqeela: because I'm mad.

Or
Eliza: Why are you riding your bike so frantically
Aqeela: because I'm mad and I'm trying to get home fast.

Frantical by Suzy parker February 28, 2019