Ferdous

Ferdous usually means paradise, and his a male name. He looks and acts older than his age. Seems pretty shy but when you get to know him he a cool ass mf. He possesses a fat bunds that many lack. He is also built like a orangutan

All the homies “like” Ferdous
“Built different”

by Orangutan of Monkeys November 21, 2021

Ferndock

Verb Informal
Beyond just the simple act of sniffing a bicycle seat, a ferndocker is a connoisseur of everything bicycle seat related. Possessing a very advanced palate, they are able to distinguish even the most subtle differences between seats. Things such as age, sex, ethnicity, and how far they rode the bike can be determined with a single sniff from a cultured ferndocker.

Edgar could tell the man riding this bicycle ate an omelet for breakfast. He is a highly trained ferndocker.

by Daddy Fugginsugg May 23, 2022

Pulling a Frodo

"pulling a Frodo." - a pharse used to describe a cowardly person or action of a person. based off of the wimpiness of Frodo Baggins in the movies "Lord of the Rings."

Friend3: "Kyle was pulling a Frodo last night at the party."
Friend2: "I heard about that! He wouldn't do any of the dares you gave him! What a puss."

by KelpieOffnerd June 4, 2012

Ferndogg

Slang for the resort town of Fernie. BC.

I was shredding in FernDogg this weekend

by chan05 May 2, 2005

A Frodo

Is used when you say something so retardedly ignorant that you can't humanly go any lower.

-Dude, you just pulled a Frodo!
-Man, if you were any more stupid you'd be like Frodo.

by The All Knowing Truth April 24, 2008

Frodo Baggins

A pale guy who queefs everytime he runs and makes everybody laugh in the process, this guy also wears a ring around his neck on a chain because he thinks he looks cool.

OMG Allan, that guy Jason totally pulled of a Frodo Baggins

by OsamaBilalden April 25, 2011

frodo

Originally the name of the hobbit-protagonist in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, it has now come to mean an ugly pair of shoes, or ugly rims on an automobile.

That H2 is wack. Did you see the frodos on that thing?

by Jake Scritsmier and Royal Bryant June 11, 2004