When your friend has a son who hangs out with you independently. (aka comes for a visit, occasionally seen at the same bar, etc) He's not your nephew, he's not your friend, he's your frephew.
Most commonly used when the friend is much older and has a son who is around your age.
See friece
Most commonly used when the friend is much older and has a son who is around your age.
See friece
Person: "Did you go to college with that guy?" You: "No, he's my frephew, I used to work with his dad."
by Rabati April 23, 2009
Get the Frephewmug. When your friend has a daughter who hangs out with you independently. (aka comes for a visit, occasionally seen at the same bar, etc) She's not your nephew, she's not your friend, she's your friece
Most commonly used when the friend is much older and has a daughter who is around your age.
See frephew
Most commonly used when the friend is much older and has a daughter who is around your age.
See frephew
by Rabati April 23, 2009
Get the Friecemug.