furrowed

(KY slang)to be completely fucked up off of cocaine, from lines or smoking. The rushing incapacitating feeling derived from doing a lot of coaine.

My lil buddy Mills got that fire pearl, so you know I'm fittin to get furrowed tonight.

by Ted Tatum December 7, 2003

frown face

To gag a woman with your cock and make her face grimace due to a gag reflex.

Ex: I gave that chick a good old fashion frown face!

by Ronald trump March 18, 2014

D-town Brown Frown

one must taketh a obese black woman into the rear of a Ford F150. This must have a heavy duty suspension because you will be laying her down on her back. using her giant orangatang nipples you envision the eyes of a smiley face. however this is no smiley face this is a d-town brown frown which intails the use of her stomach fatt. you pull this fatt apart and toward yourself ceating a frowny face. Enjoy my nukkas

yo homie lets go to the corner of dequindre and 8 mile to pick up some chicks willing to do the d-town brown frown.
Yeah lets do it they got some serius Phattys round there!

by supa main February 26, 2009

frowned upon

The act of frowning at person or their acts

Ex: Bro quit crushin on Joe's little sister thats frowned upon here.

by J-Poole leet November 2, 2006

Farrow

(verb); also "Farrowed"

To put under a love spell. To completely intoxicate and arouse with a combination of mystery, humor, wit, sexiness, intelligence, spark, and dark passion.

Matt: "Roger, what's up with you? You look like you're on Cloud fucking 9!"

Roger: "Ahh, I have been Farrowed, my friend. Sooo nice!"

by tuftskins March 20, 2010

frowzee

the PROPER spelling for frowsy, created in the cedarbrae area of toronto. Meaning something that smells or was performed in and extremely unpleasant way.

man, your shoes smell FROWZEEEE
ew, you cant play b-ball for nuttin, that shot was frowzee!!

by gustav January 1, 2005

down like a clown's frown!

Denotes a keenness or willingness to participate, in reference to a suggestion. It is generally said with contextually embellished excitement, and emphasis on the rhyming factor of the phrase.

This phrase draws its origins from the Pierrot, or 'sad clown'.

I'm down like a clown's frown!!!

by mbryo_ January 24, 2011