semi formal

A slang term for a dress code prohibiting any apparel below the waist. Derived from a "Harold and Kumar" movie.

Macey loved to attend "semi formal" parties, especially when the place was packed tight.

by mrg4ce January 26, 2010

foreglaze

A thin layer of spunk spread across the forehead.

Although his spunk was thick and grimy when it hit her forehead, her mother did remark that it left a tasteful foreglaze the morning after.

by Hojohoro Bekahamu & Phil Williams February 12, 2004

frealous

When you are jealous of someone, but he or she is a friend. So you are happy for them at the same time.

I am frealous that Ginger and Mark went skydiving last weekend. Good for them. But they didn't invite me.

by mmpartee October 15, 2008

Freal Dough

The cooler way of saying "For real, though", but when targeted to the wrong crowd, you can sound like a complete dumbass.

Freal Dough, this beat is bangin my doode!

by D33ZI3 BABIE March 14, 2011

Formal Trolling

Same as trolling except, with more class and sophistication.

Hey did you hear, Bill Gates was Formal Trolling all of his employees in an email.

by mrl1998 December 27, 2011

forelitive

Stating the obvious is also known as a "forelitive" statement. Derived from the saying "for real?"

When someone says something that points out the obvious, it would be considered a forelitive statement. It also can be a generic response to someone else who says something about a subject. A forelitive response.

A forelitive statement: i.e. "Be careful when you watch her." Obviously, if you're taking care of someone, you're going to be careful. Especially, a baby. Do you think if it wasn't said, would you NOT be careful?

A forelitive response: STATEMENT: "I'm trying my hardest." RESPONSE: "Well, everyone tries their hardest."
Basically, a meaningless response that doesn't give any consolation to the statement.

by Xander Christian January 25, 2013

formal-sv

formal-sv: a way of speaking to make a understandable movement.

"is this your "formal-sv? Yes, yes it is, do you like it? Like it? I love it!"

by good attention January 19, 2014