frillions

An arbitrarily large number of something, each individual part of which is of little consequence. From "frill" (something not necessary) + "illions" (suffix on many large numbers)

I recommend you double check that ad copy, because FRILLIONS of people are going to read it.

by radical April 5, 2005

filler verse

A line that's placed into a song just to rhyme, usually making no sense at all in the context. Used mainly by less talented rappers that can't think of a good line.

Then line usually also lacks verbs.

filler verses

"gamecube, nintendo" - Slim Thug "Still Tippin"

"and a pocket full of pills, call me the xman keep a pocket filla pills" - Young Jeezy "Still on it"

"corners so hard you can taste my rims" - The Game "Remedy"

by Devon Wilson December 10, 2008

fillmore fudgepop

The act of freezing a shit (preferably large) and using it as a dildo. Named after the thirteenth president, Millard Fillmore, member of the whig party. Butt specific. If used vaginally, it is referred to as a princess poopsicle.

"My shit has been in there overnight, it must be rock hard by now. Go grab it and give me a fillmore fudgepop."

by Dingus Jones May 13, 2007

Cream Filled Dongnut

A dongnut, involving felatio

Sally was full after the cream filled dongnut she gave billy for his birthday

by TeamAwesome July 1, 2006

creme filled meat horn

A long and big dick, cock, rod, johnson, pole, trouser trout,bulbus erectorus, dong, schlong, meat cleaver, tube steak, and penis filled with large amounts of goo, pecker snot, cum, sperm, splogge, or egg drop soup.

Toby loves Scott's creme filled meat horn.

by Bobby Allan December 6, 2006

family guy filler

An action that, when completed, will resemble the fillers used in family guy

Zack to cat: did you have a good day? yeah? you had a good day? that's good, what are you doing now? walking? oh, now you're staring at me? oh? you staring at me? that's cool. now what are you doing, walking again? where are you walking? down the hall? oh that's cool. yup. uh huh. this is a family guy filler, isn't it? yup. family guy filler.

by GreenM February 9, 2009

fill your boots

an invitation to eat as much of whatever is offered as you want and take some home with you. the phrase may come from a time when inviting travelers into your home to share a meal was more common. it was considered polite to eat your fill but not to also fill your bag with food for later. the invitation to "fill your boots" would be permission from the host to do so.

host: there is more here than we can all eat now, feel free to fill your boots.
guest: thanks mister, that's generous of you.

by no one of importance June 22, 2012