frequent flier

(FREE-kwent FLY-er) noun. someone who wants a discount or freebie because they purchase controlled substances from the same supplier on a regular basis

Sue: Hey, I want to buy another teener today. Could I have a discount as I am a frequent flier?

Sue: Since I am a frequent flier can I get this at half price?

by Nedd Ludd August 22, 2005

frequent flyer

Individuals who repeatedly call 911 for minor issues are known as frequent flyers.

its a noun.

by Chewyfood January 15, 2004

Frequent flyer

Someone how’s at the hospital a lot.

- can be used derogatorily to accuse a patient of being overdramatic, being a hypochondriac, lying, or drug seeking.

- can be used lightheartedly by staff or the patient to refer to people with severe chronic illnesses.

- can be used rudely to suggest that a chronic illness patient is a burden.

My immunocompermised ass: *walking into my biweekly urgent care appointment*

The PA student: “I’m just super nervous to do my first clinical exam by myself.”
The PA: *points at me* “ you can take the frequent flyer. She’s easy and the answer is always antibiotics.”

by Sacredfart March 20, 2023

frequent flyer

noun.
A mental patient that gets admitted to the psychiatric ward frequently.

Betty knows her way around the floor because she is a frequent flyer.

by Anonymous October 13, 2003

frequent flyer

Used by educators to describe students who frequently cause problems and need to be sent out of the classroom.

Tequila Love is one of our frequent flyers. Even the principal knows her name.

by nooker August 22, 2005

frequent flyer

A student who asks to leave class to go to the bathroom, get water, go to the nurse, etc. so often that their true motives must be called into question. Most likely a boy with ADHD.

"Don't let anybody leave the classroom."
"Not even to go to the bathroom?"
"Well, we've got a few frequent flyers in here."
"Ah, I see what you mean."

by araparseghian June 04, 2015

frequent flier

1) One who travels by airplane often.

2) A person most likely to prematurely leave a gathering.

1) I fly lots, so it's cheaper.

2) Mitch sure fucked off quick, didn't he?

by bubbs August 20, 2005