Frondy

Frondy is a word substitute for "frayed." It can be used to describe strings, hair, rope, and pretty much anything you like. It works as great insult, then tell the person you insulted to look it up, and then they find my definition. Isn't it great how these things work?

"This string is so frondy!"
"My shoelaces got all frondy from that hike yesterday!"
"Your hair is totally frondy!"
"HAHAHA YOU'RE SO FRONDY!!"

by #silliestgoose October 5, 2020

froid

coldness, opposite of warm

Tu est tres froid

by William Howell November 20, 2003

sang-froid

Attitude of calmness.

Such sang-froid in the disposition of the person I am describing.

by Larstait November 15, 2003

Frondy

adj. Lots of foliage, greenery, fronds

the palm tree was quite frondy...indeed.

by dr. constance September 19, 2005

Sang-froid

means "cool" in French
also can mean "cold", as in cold hearted or De Sang-Froid means "in cold blood"

I just friggin beat you down de sang-froid!

by SHIBBY-ONE April 14, 2005

froody

Unbelieveably excellent, especially in a chilled-out, laid back way.

See also frood.

{::froodier, -est; unfroody. Origin: Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guilde to the Galaxy books.}

Mate, there is no eating place froodier than Newtown Thai 2

Theatresports at Manning is just damn froody.

He's got to be the froodiest guy I've ever met.

Damn, why the hell are the SRC being so unfroody about VSU?

by Flynn_Mac May 15, 2006

sang-froid

Attitude of calmness, especially when exhibited while under stress.

Displaing her usual sang-froid, the nurse quickly and calmly attended to the many patients needing her attention.

by Boomer March 27, 2005