fromage cloche

A Fromage Cloche - french literal meaning 'cheese bell', the term can be used to describe a scruffy urchin or tramp. It can also be used to describe a cheesy bell-end.

Harry: "Have you seen that man sat in the doorway over there?"

Larry: "Yeah, he's a fromage cloche."

by Hairy Gonk Mother October 3, 2010

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Frogger

The updated version: You know who redshell is? Cool, now make him Australian and give him 3 pounds of cocaine a day and that's frogger.

Person 1: Hey have redshell and frogger made a dedicated video 1v1ing each other to prove who's better?

Person 2: No, they definitely should though.

Person 3: True

by The truth about what is real April 7, 2021

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frogged

To promote a blogged website article, video or picture

Sally blogged a video of her trip on her website, Billy frogged the video and it became popular.

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[Frogger]

A substitute for or an actual expletive, specifically taking the place of "fuck" or "shit" in a time on intense frustration.

Frogger! I cut my hand off!!

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Fromage

Something that is really cheesy, tacky, or cliche.

Fromage means cheese in French.

For those who speak French, you must refrain from pronouncing fromage in a French accent.

That's so Fromage:

Upon seeing a guy buying one red rose for a girl on a date, you would say: That's so Fromage.

This place is so fromage:

When walking into a tourist trap restaurant with fake art and dressed up servers, you could say "This place is so fromage"

by Tidewater March 4, 2009

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