Frangipane

Thick spunk with the slight aroma of almonds. Usually with a yellow tint.

Boy1: Dude! I think I just Frangipaned your mom.

Wifey: Darren, do you smell almonds?
Darren: Don’t worry wifey, when I blew my load on your tits earlier I noticed I had a bit of a frangipane leak.
Wifey: Oh again? You really should get that looked at.

by NeverDiscloseSoubriquet November 19, 2011

ferangi

Middle East term for foreigner, dervived from the term Frank, when the Franks invaded the area during the Crusades.

"you know, Muhammad, going to the city you find many ferangi from the west."

by pliney the elder April 7, 2009

filangies

Your fingers, or hands.

My filangies are tingling.

by prissorsxrawks March 5, 2008

frangie

The cutest couple alive.

Damn look at FRANGIE go!

by Britney.the.blobfish August 26, 2017

firang

Firang-singular form or Firangs-plural form: Pronounced as Fee-RA-Ung/s:
A derogatory term used in India when referring to a Caucasian person in Hindi. Originally thought to have developed as a contemptible term for British officers and gentry by disgruntled Indians. Today used commonly to refer to any Westerner in casual conversations, akin to 'gaijin' in Japanese.

First Person: Hey, what’s all the commotion about?
Second Person: Aah, some firangs got into a fight.
First Person: Really!?
Second Person: Yeah, they tried to feel up someone’s girl!
First Person: *snicker* I guess they're used to having sluts over there!
Second Person: *laughs* Firangs!

by Prithvi April 16, 2006

frangita

Frangita is a word used by many peeple, instead of the word "vagina" or "pussy" or "punnani"

Ooooo Shee hass a hairyy frangitaa.."
I need somme frangitaa now!!
I touched her frangita!

by Max Yish December 19, 2006

Ferangi

An excerpt from Michener's 1963 novel Caravans, page 9: "I was always bemused by the Afghan word for foreigner. When the first Asian students saw this ugly word, with its even uglier connotations, the unaccustomed combination of g and n perplexed them, so they invented an expressive pronunciation which included all the letters, heavily fraught with hatred, envy and contempt. Some pronounced it ferangi, with a hard g, some feranji, others foreggin, but it meant the same."

Those ferangi have strange ways.

by Machete Myron September 5, 2012