frown-out

an verb used to describe the mind set of someone who's been moved to a sad, disgusted or upset emotional/physical state.

I don't drink the brown liquor, it makes me frown-out.

by Swinburne August 22, 2007

Frowly

Cat-Like.
Very wierd, in a good way.

Wow, Emilie is so frowly. Look at her ugly christmas sweater that she wears all year.

by whyyougottabetrippin November 29, 2010

frowl

combination of a frown, scowl, and growl, to be employed when each of these individually just isn't enough.

I just poured coffee on my crotch while reading my girlfriend's break-up letter in a traffic jam! *frowl*

by tyld December 10, 2003

frowsy

A very pungent putrid smell.

yo my armpit smells a piece smells frowsy.

by George June 19, 2005

Frow

The unimaginable union of a cow and a frog, combined to create the most scary mammal/amphibian in the world.

Dude 1- Whatcha doin'?

Dude 2- Just milkin' ma frow.

by i'mchuckbass September 11, 2010

Frowl

Frowl
a.Adjective
A face that is scrunched up,
a furrowed brow, or a mean and nasty countenance. Often seen on miserable Minnesotan's faces. This word is a derivative of frown and scowl.

The lady at the State Fair waiting for a corn dog had a frowl on her face.

The frowl on his face scared the children when he opened the door.

Get that frowl off your face before I give you something to frowl about.

by Huntleigh June 10, 2008

frown and pound

Painful anal sex. Without lubrication. Usually on their first time. Because come on, most chicks dig it

She frowns I pound

Frown and pound: She buried her face while I had a smile going knock knock back door

by Ctyknot February 18, 2015