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Frigomite 

Current used only in a completely insane, alternate universe to our own. Usually confused with the dollar or the euro for it's unique shape. However, the Frigomite is blue and transparent with a large green dot in the center of it. This signifies it's status as being cooler.

It contains a picture of the alternate universes president when pressed in the middle by your thumb only.
"Is this a dollar bill?"
"No, that is a Frigomite and it is much cooler than a dollar bill."
Frigomite by Tyrone Frigso April 17, 2010
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cool-sided, from latin frigo (refreshingly cool, abilene) and latus (side, surface)

always in reference to a pillow.

see funch
Atticus funched his pillow to the frigolate side then plowed a hot chick.
frigolate by atticuspej November 26, 2006
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Friggitello 

Hey, did you hear that fat friggitello Pauly ate half a fuckin’ tiramisu pie last night?
Friggitello by Friggitellinya June 30, 2019

Frogmite 

Frogmite, frogmite(s) plural, noun.

A Frog that has sex for fre arrows. Armour owns his ass and he wants fre sexor plz kthx
Frogmite by Abused-indian-child January 6, 2005

faggomite 

so much fag if it exploded it'd get gay everywhere.
Arronx is such a faggomite, man – dude it just waiting to blow.
faggomite by Total Dick May 13, 2010

Frogmite 

Ranger who totally owns. Tends to lose melee DM's.
I was skulled in wildy, then Frogmite stole my Rune.
Frogmite by Omnidragon42 January 7, 2005

frigomatic 

So technologically advanced that you can't figure out how to use it.
This frigomatic ATM won't give me my money! I'm going inside!
frigomatic by mohanchous September 5, 2006
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