Anne Frank Party

To lock one's door in order to have a party and to keep cops, people, campus police and others that ruin it.

Yo did you hear the P-suite is have an Anne Frank Party? Yeah, you need a special knock or text someone in there if the music is too loud

by frozenking99 September 22, 2012

Frank Michael Lawrence

Long form codename for the exclamation “FML” (fuck my life).
Normally used by lower echelon employees, particularly military personnel when confronted with adverse working conditions and the potential for far worse working conditions if complaints or grievances are heard.

“The quartermaster said we needed to clean all the weapons in the vault before we go on leave...Frank Michael Lawrence!”

by Corporal Bloggins May 8, 2020

big dick frank

His cack is so huge you would want to have the sensation of it. Also he never shows it but when he does make sure to expect a slap to the face with is humongous slong.

Yoo look it’s big dick frank

by YOUR MAM :) May 4, 2021

Anne Frank Weed

Marijuana that makes the smoker so paranoid that they hide in their attic for 2 years.
First used by The Upright Citizen's Brigade* I believe.

Man, that's some Anne Frank weed.

by suckabrain August 15, 2009

Filthy Frank Show

Commonly called: "The worst show on the internet". Hosted by Filthy Frank which the scenario is based out of irrelevant nature, which most of it happens indoors. Filthy Frank also claimed that this show will give you suicidal thoughts

Fan: Thanks Papa Franku. The Filthy Frank Show made me feel a lot better
Filthy Frank: Thank you but THE SHOW IS LITTERALLY THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT YOU SHOULD FEEL RIGHT NOW

by i hate sjws June 4, 2017

frank sinatra

A term used to describe someone who is dead.

Is your grandfather still alive?
Unfortunately, not. He's frank sinatra.

by Edmund90 July 20, 2006

full and frank discussion

Polite term used within the UK railway industry for giving someone (usually but not exclusively another member of staff) a severe reprimand or right bollocking for something they had done wrong, even dangerous or that they had allowed to happen.

A full and frank discussion may occur in lieu of a more formal reprimand such as a Form One offence.

by Clansman April 9, 2009