Froon 

Friday afternoon

We need to go to the bar for drinks this Froon

Froon by Mouse'o'Danger June 12, 2015

Froon 

Frontal moon

William, you may froon your teacher.

Froon by Odd Ball 2600 January 9, 2009

Froon 

n; A spoon-fork hybred eating utensil that is often misidentified as a spork due to mistaken classification. A true spork, while rounded on the ends, has tines that extend to at least the middle of the utensil face and a slightly flatter surface. The tines of a froon extend only a quarter of the distance of the utensil's body, thus rendering it more spoon than fork. Froons are hince more appropriate for more heavily-sauced items than a true spork.

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Froon by RBKC34 October 2, 2011

froon 

a namecalling word, scoon + freak = froon.

A scoon was founded by Twin Jester basically meaning cool witted.

This word was created because people can now call others a freaky scoon, or a froon.

scoon - Related

Billy was being a total froon, walking all hill-billy like, and then, he became a total freak and starting jumping a round like a frog.

froon by Tej, the froon that made this. October 21, 2012

froon 

See spork

I ate the Southwest Steak Bowl with a froon.

froon by Dexter October 27, 2003

Froon 

v. to fall into a body of water unintentionally.
n. someone who falls into a body of water unintentionally.

v. Don't froon; you will end up all wet!
n. You're such a clumsy froon.

Froon by NAPPYDOnuts September 7, 2010

Froon 

A word to describe someone who has an unhealthy obsession with Five Nights at Freddy’s and/or Bendy and the Ink Machine.

Example One: “Wow that kid is such a Froon.”

Example Two: “I have 354 plushies, seven posters, and bedding that are all Five Nights at Freddy’s themed, I’m such a froon.”

Froon by BigSammLuvsYou December 13, 2020