Formfaktor's definitions

frag

in the participle form "fragged" can also mean frazzled, out of order, powered out

Man, I am so fragged, I can't even walk my ass home anymore.

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

prop

when used in connection with calling a person a prop, prop means the person in question is fake, false, slow-witted, dim or a flake, insinuating that they are not a real person, just like a prop gun isn't a real gun, for example.

Jake: Man, Phil is such a dimwit sometimes.
Ron: No shit. That guy's a prop.

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

flarg

as a verb "to flarg" can mean to make a mess of something literally or a situation or plan figuratively.

Example 1:
He completely flarged Mimi's apartment when they had the fight

Example 2:
Jon had everything totally planned out to the max, but when Ron should of shit-faced, everything got flarged.

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

bratze

Originally: annoying, crying, unnerving small child (brat).
Newer: person with annoying habits who tends to poke people continually in sensitive spots (figuratively speaking).
Also used for inanimate objects, that are annoying to their user.

That dance teacher is such a goddamn bratze. He keeps on making me do double loops and twirls until I vomit.

by FormFaktor April 1, 2003

shnoz

yiddish for nose

Jordan has a shnoz the size of Ireland

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

to frag

to eliminate or kill characters of other players in a multiplayer first person shooter game.

I fragged 12 fuckers in 10 minutes in Counterstrike.

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003

yardsale

(verb) to yardsale
1: to try to achieve a goal with limited means cheaply
2: to reply to an involved question or argument with a simplistic response

1: Although Ron had no money to fix the car properly he was able to yardsale it enough to make it to Trenton in it.
2: After I had told him all about the problems in Palestine, he wouldn't stop yardsaling the problem.

by FormFaktor February 27, 2003