Pronounced "fruhmst."
1. Informal contraction of 'from which' 'from where.'
2.Formally used to connote the passage of time.
1. Informal contraction of 'from which' 'from where.'
2.Formally used to connote the passage of time.
Usage 1: I placed the carton of eggs on the shelf in the fridge fromst I took it.
"Fromst case did you get your beer?"
Usage 2: They went about their daily lives fromst childhood to adulthood.
"Fromst case did you get your beer?"
Usage 2: They went about their daily lives fromst childhood to adulthood.
by Johnny Gobs August 30, 2010
An expression used to denote utter surprise, horror and confusion; used in "Return of the Living Dead" when two paramedics encounter a horde of ravenous undead zombies on the hunt for brains.
Can also be used to denote complete disgust with a person or situation.
Can also be used to denote complete disgust with a person or situation.
"Do you hear that?"
(looks down the road at undead hordes of brain eating zombies)
"Christ Jesus!"
or....
Man1 : "Did you flush the toilet after you dropped that monster dook?"
Man2: "Nope."
Man1: "Christ Jesus. You are disgusting."
(looks down the road at undead hordes of brain eating zombies)
"Christ Jesus!"
or....
Man1 : "Did you flush the toilet after you dropped that monster dook?"
Man2: "Nope."
Man1: "Christ Jesus. You are disgusting."
by Johnny Gobs July 01, 2010