french fries

Tasty food made from potatoes.

Those French fries were great

by SUMFURRYTHING June 16, 2016

cocking french fries

1) To deep throat french fries whole in a very sexual manner,

2) Oral sex with fries

Desi and keeshers are cocking french fries with that Whopper.

by gerald grren May 20, 2008

french fries

In the term french fries (notice it's not capitalized), "french" refers to the way they're cut, NOT the country of origin (which happens to be Belgium).

So, we can see how extremely dumb it was to rename "french fries" "freedom fries," especially due to the fact that "french" does not refer to the country.

by GWR Definition Agency December 15, 2008

Chicken Nuggets & French Fries

When a man is receiving oral sex and the woman lifts the man off the ground, using nothing but his genetalia and her mouth

"I got a Chicken Nuggets & French Fries from this girl, and hit my head on a lamp"

by Dr. Shmergelhopper III May 19, 2010

french fries

Street slang for the perscription mood-elevator, Xanax (Alprazolam). Alprazolam is indicated for the management of anxiety disorder. While the drug is available in .25, .5, 1 and 2 mg doses, it's the 2 mg doses that earned this controlled substance the street name, "French Fries."
The 2 mg tablets are white with three slices (3 scores) in the side, and the number "2" on one side and "Xanax" on the other side. These score-marks give the tablets a resemblance to crinkle-cut french fries, and allow the tablets to be broken into 4 equal parts of 0.5 mg.

You lookin' tense, bro'. You need a couple'a french fries... help chill yo' ass out.

by Nurse Kitten April 28, 2005

French Fries

1. A deep-fried food made with potato, and originated in Belgium. Bear in mind that the word "French" in the term is a verb, NOT noun.
2. What some ignorant like to call "Freedom Fries"
3. Others simply refer it as fries.

Want some french fries?

by Jack Cheung June 10, 2005

Would you like French fries with that?

The most often repeated line delivered by drama school graduates in Los Angeles

In Stratford-upon-Avon, the line most often used by drama school graduates is "To be, or not to be: that is the question," but in Los Angeles it's "Would you like French fries with that?"

by Genuine Dutch Uncle May 15, 2016