1 definition by JaCk Andrew
(noun) 1. A self-serving lie about your life that is grandiose and melodramatic.
(verb) 2. To lie in a grandiose, melodramatic, self-serving manner.
(adj.) 3. Grandiose, melodramatic and self-serving.
(verb) 2. To lie in a grandiose, melodramatic, self-serving manner.
(adj.) 3. Grandiose, melodramatic and self-serving.
1. Interesting frey, but you can't tell me that you were arrested 50 times when there's no evidence to the fact.
2. Don't try to frey your way out of the homework assignment; I'm not buying all of your overly dramatic crap about last night.
3. Well, isn't that a very frey way of putting what just happened...however, I didn't see us being pulled over by the cop an issued a citation as "police brutality".
2. Don't try to frey your way out of the homework assignment; I'm not buying all of your overly dramatic crap about last night.
3. Well, isn't that a very frey way of putting what just happened...however, I didn't see us being pulled over by the cop an issued a citation as "police brutality".
by JaCk Andrew January 15, 2006