frilgre 

Describes an old joy: something antique or aged, was once spontaneous, but now is a dull treasure from the past. Ancient fun. Derived from the combination of "fril", the shortening of "frilly", usually used to describe a shag ruf, with "gre", a hip shortening of "grey", used to describe something aged or from the past often having some sort of sentimental value.

"Teridactles are cool in Jurassic Park, but are an absolute frilgre at the Natural History Museum."

frilgre by mcrossperotbabyfaycejr February 10, 2008

filgree 

term used by 'Insulter of Bad Grammar' while on online forums.. either to put emphasis on other things.. or to differentiate between things

The rich WITH FILGREE and the poor.

Are you not excited about the FILGREE?

filgree by saintskeith.. in case you want to send me death threats March 18, 2008