noun : Informal - Fra-ma (frə-mă)
Drama between friends
An informal term coined in 2014 to describe drama between friends. Frama is a phenomenon which can occur both within the heterosexual and homosexual community. It thrives amongst teenage girls and adult homosexual men.
Derived from early 16th century via late Latin from Greek drama, from dran 'do, act', which has undergone semantic shift.
Frama is a noun which describes exagerated overly emotional, or unexpected altercation, events or circumstances between two esteemed friends.
Drama between friends
An informal term coined in 2014 to describe drama between friends. Frama is a phenomenon which can occur both within the heterosexual and homosexual community. It thrives amongst teenage girls and adult homosexual men.
Derived from early 16th century via late Latin from Greek drama, from dran 'do, act', which has undergone semantic shift.
Frama is a noun which describes exagerated overly emotional, or unexpected altercation, events or circumstances between two esteemed friends.
'Olga, what are Miguel and Angel talking about, everything ok?'
'Yeh, don't worry....frama'
'Oh my God, I love Ashley but I just do NOT have time for this kind of Frama dude!'
'Michel and I aren't talking this week'
'No way Jose! How comes?'
'Well, there's just too much Frama at the minute...'
'Yeh, don't worry....frama'
'Oh my God, I love Ashley but I just do NOT have time for this kind of Frama dude!'
'Michel and I aren't talking this week'
'No way Jose! How comes?'
'Well, there's just too much Frama at the minute...'
by Linguistically Speaking April 28, 2014