fonto

Originally called fronto, used to wrap weed in and make a blunt

Hey man you got any fonto on you?

Nah Im all out

by jeffyissohigh February 25, 2018

put you on front street

to put people's faults and/or embarassing moments out in the open or front for all to hear about and laugh at. often used in moments of drunken stumpor

you videotape someone doing something stupid and put it on a social networking site. i just put you on front street.

by gurusupreme October 20, 2008

More front than Myers

To have more front than Myers means to be cheeky, bold and/or pushy. It is a slang used in Australia, with Myers refering to Myer, a big department store in Melbourne.

"Johnno likes to tease people, doesn't he?"
"Oh, that's his way of showing affection. He's a more front than Myers sort of guy.

"I can't believe Bridget spoke to me like that! She has more front than Myers!"

by myers touch October 21, 2005

Alaskan Cold Front

When you turn the freezer too low while performing a Charleston Chocolate Banana.

"Oh shit my dick fell off, I think I accidentally did an Alaskan Cold Front."

by weirdjake123456789 February 21, 2009

front ass

when someone's belly hangs over thier beltline and into the upper thigh, thus creating "front ass"

when someone's belly hangs over their beltline and down into the upper thigh area, thus creating"front ass"

by J-Loco March 12, 2007

Front Seat Back Seat Dilemma

When you aren't quite able to choose if you're going to kick it in the front seat, or sit in the back seat. Often you aren't even sure if there is room in either sections of the car.

Rebecca Black: Kickin' in the front seat, sittin in the back seat. Which seat can I taaaaaaakke?

-As you can see, it can be quite the Front Seat Back Seat Dilemma.

by RoboCat April 11, 2011

frontline

Organised group of football hooligans aligned to Wrexham Football Club based in north Wales. The group has been active since the early 1980's and has caused violence all over england. Bitter local rivals include The 125's (Chester City FC) and the English Border Front (Shrewsbury Town FC). Although any english team's supporters coming to Wrexham are not made welcome. Despite the fact that Wrexham FC are a small club, the Frontline has a reputation envied by firms at clubs much bigger than Wrexham. The Frontline remain active to this day, with currently 70 members banned from attending football matches in Wales and england.

Wrexham Frontline, business as usual.....invasion of england!

by Denbigh Dog October 17, 2006