Logic Frogging

Verb. Hopping from one point to another with no real valid logical argument, thus causing them circular logic.

Frank was logic frogging all over the place in that debate. One minute he was discussing health care, the next he talked about sharks and their lack of health issues.

by MagicManmunny April 9, 2010

frog

when your boy is eating your A** when your on the toilet and you is putting her A** up in his face and he is eating it.

Mom, I am going out to get frogged

by Jimmy Goat January 27, 2020

dead frogged

Tricking someone into marrying you for a green card.

That man dead frogged that women when he tricked her into marrying him for a green card.

by Yoga Vixen July 28, 2017

FROG!!

Album by ManuFleep, released in 2023.
It contains their greatest hits like "Early Morning Metro Freestyle" or "MNFP POSSE (Blue Wave)

NO WAY ManuFleep dropped their new album "FROG!!"
WTF that's EPIC!

by manu26c January 12, 2023

HEAVY METAL FROGGING

Whilst listening to in headphones full blast the heavy metal band "dark funeral" you must insert a pair of drum sticks up your bumhole and stack donuts on your dick, whilst whistling the tune to "who wants to be a millionaire simultaneously machine gunning your ass looking into the eyes of a kidnapped victim you earlier abducted during the day, forcing them to watch you climax.

Myles proceeded to force his victim to watch him as he started "heavy metal frogging" himself, they watch for over three hours!

by 666blxck October 22, 2023

Frog Work

Surveillance term for following (tailing) a subject with at least two or more vehicles.

1. I use to do Frog Work for the feds.
2. "We leap frogged the dude all day".

by wn123 May 8, 2006

Frog

The frog is an amphibian in the order Anura (meaning "tail-less", from Greek an-, without + oura, tail), formerly referred to as Salientia (Latin saltare, to jump). The name frog derives from Old English frogga, (compare Old Norse frauki, German Frosch, older Dutch spelling kikvorsch), cognate with Sanskrit plava (frog), probably deriving from Proto-Indo-European praw = "to jump".

Look at that frog in this gif, he is eating a fly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Random mouse October 18, 2017