fratello fra / tello,
In italian "fra" means "bro".
if we change the "atm" with the "tello" at the end of the phrase
There you have fra🏧 that means if translated to italian
"homie that exchanges flashlights/dildos with you"
In italian "fra" means "bro".
if we change the "atm" with the "tello" at the end of the phrase
There you have fra🏧 that means if translated to italian
"homie that exchanges flashlights/dildos with you"
by Not ronnie August 16, 2020
Get the Fr🏧mug. For example
- my goldfish died
-fr?
- you can also use it to agree with something/ someone.-
Ex
- homework is killing me
-fr
- my goldfish died
-fr?
- you can also use it to agree with something/ someone.-
Ex
- homework is killing me
-fr
by Greek.Geek April 17, 2020
Get the Frmug. Tiktok/Gen Z or Alpha potentially Beta slang; Translation: I cant lie in my opinion this pisses me off for real are you serious right now.
by priime January 27, 2025
Get the icl imo ts pmo fr ru srs rnmug. 
by changeme January 29, 2021
Get the oh fr?mug. Definition:
To be Franced is to be suddenly and spectacularly let down in a way that feels both avoidable and completely out of your control. It usually happens after someone confidently says “don’t worry, I’ve got it” — only for you to find out they absolutely didn’t.
Background:
The term “Franced” was born in chaotic workplaces and group projects, where someone’s lack of follow-through becomes your emergency. It captures that specific kind of betrayal that’s not evil — just incredibly frustrating, often involving vague promises, missing details, and last-minute disasters.
To be Franced is to be suddenly and spectacularly let down in a way that feels both avoidable and completely out of your control. It usually happens after someone confidently says “don’t worry, I’ve got it” — only for you to find out they absolutely didn’t.
Background:
The term “Franced” was born in chaotic workplaces and group projects, where someone’s lack of follow-through becomes your emergency. It captures that specific kind of betrayal that’s not evil — just incredibly frustrating, often involving vague promises, missing details, and last-minute disasters.
“I thought the venue was booked. Nope — totally Franced (Fr-ance-d) ”
“We were ready to present, but the files were missing. Got Franced (Fr-ance-d) hard.”
“She said she sent the email… turns out it was in her drafts. We’ve all been there — classic Francing.”
“We were ready to present, but the files were missing. Got Franced (Fr-ance-d) hard.”
“She said she sent the email… turns out it was in her drafts. We’ve all been there — classic Francing.”
by Creator of Workplace Humour May 15, 2025
Get the Franced (Fr-ance-d)mug.