fraught

Filled with or full of a feeling, force or intention.

Creepy old woman: "Careful boy... Those woods are fraught with danger... Heh, heh, heh..."

Christian Observer: "This site is fraught with wickedness."

fraught by T.Ractorhead December 6, 2006

Fraught

1. adj - Containing excessive amounts of
2. adj - To an extreme degree

E.g. "That jail sentence was fraught with grief"

E.g. "That girl is fraught (with hotness)"

Fraught by Brod August 27, 2004

Fraught

Causing or affected by anxiety or stress

My fraught gum wrapper ball rolling during the snugs

Fraught by PsilocinGummy November 7, 2021

fraught

Fraught (frôt), verb

1. To be denied, unaccepted or refused.

1. The girl didn't return your phone call, you were fraught down.

He blocked your shot, you were fraught down.

Your book got bad reviews, it was fraught down.

fraught by Swanston June 11, 2006

Fraught

You allowed me to be vanished you fat bald retard and now you want to talk about AI like it's the AI's fault? You wanted to split the baby on vanishing people and now that it might affect you and not work on me... now... NOW it's a problem?

Hym "You weren't saying all that a second ago and now you're fraught? You're a fat bald hypocrite engaging in the very act you condemn. That should be the name of your next video. 'Fat bald hypocrite tries to prove creator of AI isn't better than everyone... Fails miserably."

Fraught by Hym Iam May 31, 2025

hazard fraught 

Humorous nickname for Harbor Freight Tools, because most of what they sell is destined to break or otherwise fail if you actually use it

Went to Hazard Fraught for a socket wrench since I only need it to last through the end of the month

hazard fraught by techn1ciaN May 13, 2021

Flaughter 

(Noun) To expel a quick fart while laughing.

Watching Family Guy brought me into Flaughter

Flaughter by Christopher-Knight January 19, 2014