Front Style

When you purposely lean backwards in a chair and release a good size fart through the front, Generally directed towards an un-suspecting victim.

Erica- *laughs evily* "baarrrrump"
Casey- " Ahhh, why did you let it roll out front style?"

by Amandasue0186 June 22, 2010

front loader

An individual who presses their crotch into someone in a crowded area.

I had the unfortunate experience of standing next to a front loader on the subway this morning.

by AKV October 2, 2003

Front Row Kids

These are the people are gigs and concerts who stand right at the front. They tend to hold onto the gate or actual stage very tightly, so that they do not get pulled into the mosh pit behind them. They are often emo or scene kids. They try to stay focused on the band and stay nearest the front as possible so they do not get hurt. They will turn their head ever so often and make a little noise "eeek" "arrrh" and a worried face, then just focus on the band again. They pretend to just be there for the music. You will never actually see these people move untill the gig has finished or they have to go home, and if this is before the end of the gig, they will travel in small groups and cling never tightly to each other.

Those front row kids make me laugh.

by girlwholikestotakephotos September 13, 2008

front burner

On a soap opera, a story that gets coverage everyday.

The story about edmund's murder has been on the front burner on All My Children.

by bryan April 15, 2005

FRONT BUTT

When entering water an air pocket forms in the front of male swim trunks forming a "FRONT BUTT"

Hey Keith go under or that FRONT BUTT is gonna punch you in the mouth...

by PET DESTROYER October 3, 2011

front porch

When a person is giving a blow job and the blow job recipient stretches his scrotum under his or her chin, creating a front porch.

I totally gave sally a front porch last night.

by Breal916 June 6, 2011

front and centre

See front and center. (British and Canadian spelling of words ending in "er" or "or" are often spelled slightly differently than in the United States. For example: centre/center, colour/color.)

She was just the belle of the ball... she was front and centre and the managed to monopolize all of the invited guest's time... No one could get a word in edgewise.

by PlaceHolder June 16, 2004