Frengermish

French, german, and spanish...basically knowing too many languages than necessary!

I only speak Frengermish.
I can't understand Frengermish!

by Lady C12 March 15, 2010

Frengermy

Derived from the album of Danish band Mew entitled 'Frengers'. A portmanteau of 'friend' and 'stranger', meaning a person who is "not quite a friend but not quite a stranger". The origin of the word remains with the band.

Frengermy (singular) or frengermies (plural) is an extrapolation of the aforementioned word which adds the word 'enemy' to the portmanteau meaning: 'not quite a friend, not quite a stranger and quite possibly also an enemy'.

The word is used to evoke a certain level of ambivalence and confusion arising from fleeting and underdeveloped relationships usually brought on by fast-paced contemporary inner city living and stunted communication brought about digital mediation (such as the internet and text messaging) manifested most frequently in social networking websites.

Yeah, I've known her about 3 months. I'm not too sure about her. I think she's a frengermy.

We've been frengermies for a couple of months now. It could go any way.

Watch out for that lot, they're frengermies.

by Lucien D October 29, 2010

Frangers

People in the Real Estate Industry who consider themselves friends even though they are still strangers, usually initiated by long days of training followed by long nights of drinking.

We're so glad to make new Frangers on our adventures and you should always say, "that's interesting, tell me more about that..."

by @realestatebert October 19, 2016

frongers

used to describe a fr and ong moment

person 1 "kanye west is the greatest rapper of all time"
person 2 "frongers"

by nero chan October 13, 2022