Froke

The past tense of freak. As in freak out.

1. I was watching that movie and totally froke out when the guy jumped from behind the door!

2. She froke out when that cute guy looked at her.

by Lady Alice March 19, 2009

Froke

A horrible mix of Cafeteria foods dissolved into a coke bottle. Some of these ingredients can be Combos, milk, ice cream, eggs, syrup, ketchup, crackers, ham, and really anything you can fit through the top of the bottle. For best results let it sit in the back of a class room for an entire school year.

Remember when Mr. Green drank that Froke? I almost threw up.

by Stankskunk January 23, 2011

froke

To smoke or toke with a bunch of roke-a-tones. Also derived from the words fuck and fructose.

Also, a representative word for memories of good times.

Who's got the froke?
Are we going to froke it tonite?

by froke June 22, 2004

froke out

It's like "freaked out" only grammatically correct.

I froke out the first time I saw Snakes on a Plane.

by Sam4 October 1, 2008

Froke Out

Past tense of the verb "to freak out"

Last night that jerk Brad cheated on me. I FROKE OUT and Beat the girl i saw him with.

by Renée R July 9, 2006

Froke Out

What Broke people do in situations of discomfort or angst. If you're broke and your freak out, it's Froking Out. Generally money is the only medicine for these mishaps, therefore the well-to-do never Froke Out.

Ex1: Mike's kid Johnny put a huge dent in the garage after ramming it with his tricycle. Mike was initially upset but then realized he was a multi-millionaire and avoided a Froke Out.

by IBO January 3, 2008

Froke up

Friend + broke up;

The end of a friendship.

Stop texting me! We already froke up!!!

by Carlos Mercado August 26, 2010