Fample

Fam•ple
Family people; close loved ones Family- friends that may or not be blood related be considered family people
:Fam- from family

:Ple- People . Individuals that may or may not be of blood relative to be considered as comparable.

“I love my Fample!”

“It’s all about my Fample”
“ I go hard for my Fample”

by Fample September 13, 2020

fraple

A fraple is the inside of someones flaps that spews out gunky eye green slobber and anyone who goes near it gets the cwarfa eye

Ew youve got a fraple best get that checked out becky its not very nice

by Crustycrabseyeball September 16, 2020

Frumple

When your brain lags on processing what someone just said and you remember seconds later

“ Wait what did you just say? “ “never mind my brain just frumpled”

by bucknascious January 17, 2021

Frumple

The new and cooler way of saying the number five, a frumple is just an objectively better way of saying five, just like a better word for 10^12431 is a "Marioplex." The term originates from a comment posted on a reddit post "Can anyone just name a number, just like that?" on r/NoStupidQuestions in 2017.

Sorry dude, you just missed Kevin, he left frumple minutes ago.

I can only count up to frumpleteen

by Joic March 30, 2023

Frumple

A long term couple that wear comfortable clothes and watch tv as a primary activity: a portmanteau of the words frumpy and couple. First used in the television show "The Mindy Project" S1:E13 "Harry and Sally". "We' not that cool. All we do is wear sweats and watch tv." "Yeah, you're a frumple. That's the dream."

We are a frumple. We even watch "Pawn Stars".

by camc111 September 26, 2023

Frampple

This is when you are doing a handstand while masturbating.

David: I am so worn out of masturbating.
John: Just try to frampple!
David: What the fuck is a frampple?

by poesnuis July 7, 2024

Framble

Part of Speech: (noun)
Pronunciation: \ ˈfram-bəl \

Definition:
1. A minor mishap or small, unintended disruption that causes brief confusion or inconvenience.

2. A state of mild disarray or disorder, typically temporary and easily resolved.

Origin:
Believed to be derived from a blend of "fray" and "scramble," suggesting a minor, chaotic event. First used in informal contexts in the early 21st century.

Synonyms: kerfuffle, mix-up, snafu, hiccup

Antonyms: order, organization, smooth operation

1. There was a bit of a framble with the scheduling, but we managed to sort it out.

2. The office was in a framble after the meeting, with papers scattered everywhere.

by Dr. Emily Parker May 18, 2024