Fruncle

A friend of the family that has taken on the role of the uncle.

Yo you see Matty G. he's my daughter's Fruncle .

by X-Ray87 May 24, 2016

frindle

frindle; meaning pen, from the popular book Frindle by: Andrew Clements

The teacher then said, "Okay class, now take out your frindles we have to grade our papers."

by courtneydfcre6yhdtgrfetgdtg February 14, 2010

Frindle

Any ginger with glasses who tends flinch at almost everything.

Josh: Who's the dorky looking kid who looks like he's having a seizure?
Logan: What a Frindle!

by LoggieK May 23, 2011

fundle

To lovingly caress one's money. Mix of the words fondle and fund.

When the worker got a huge raise, he fundled his greenbacks.

by cinnamon girl December 9, 2008

Frindle

A pen of some sort with a twist of comedy

Pen, gold pen, any pen
the frindle has fallen to the ground

by stalkers March 11, 2008

Frunkle

Your mum's uncle and his wife

The frunkles are coming over to stay!

by NotJayson September 6, 2007

Frindle

frin·dle (frin' dl) n. a device used to write or make marks with ink (arbitrary coinage; originated by Nicholas Allen, American, 1987- (see pen)

"I have an extra frindle you can borrow, Nick!"

by JefferooWriting June 3, 2020