Frenchmen's Bend

A euphemism for gay male intercourse with the receiver standing and touching his toes.

I saw Carlos hitting on that guy, did he give him the Frenchmen's bend?

by notttt you July 23, 2009

Frenchee

Someone who speaks French fluently, origins from France or a French-speaking country/region, or in some cases, anyone with any French connections.

Variations include Frenchy and Frenchie.

--> See that girl over there? She's a Frenchee.
--> Well I'd tap that then

by Frenchee010 December 30, 2010

French fry painting

The act of using a French fry, tater tot, etc. that is used to transfer ketchup or another sauce to a different, often larger food object.

I caught my little brother French fry painting his food so as not to anger dad with his messy
Burger dipping.

by Ausx101 April 12, 2011

french night out

Behaviour that combines the french hello and french goodbye and even stretches beyond.

Someone attends a dinner party and ignores all guests for several hours. Then he leaves the place without saying goodbye to anyone. That´s a proper french night out.

by elgato27 April 26, 2012

French Paddle

Much like the dutch rudder, the french paddle is a female mutual masturbatory technique where each participant forms a paddle shape with her right hand, leaving a limp wrist. Each participant then grabs the others right forearm, shakes vigorously slapping her own femenine region.

Yo, I saw these two totally hot chicks before. I wonder if they go home and french paddle each other

by 43-53 August 9, 2012

French Toasted

A bachelor party / stag party prank. When the groom passes out in the sun, eggs and bread are applied to his naked body. The sun cooks the eggs, baking the bread and ruining the groom.

Morgs and 14 of his mates went to Kaiikooora for his stag party. We dressed him in only a g string and made him drink fish bait with warm beer. When he passed out in the sun we french toasted him!

by KStagK November 17, 2013

French queue

A line of people who don't follow rules of typical line-courtesy found elsewhere. An anarchic assembling for entrance at a door or gate. This is a normal behavior in France. The word pairing is an ironic construction, because it is really the opposite of a queue.

The skyway door opened and the passengers converged in an impatient French queue, shuffling slowly forward.

by Bilham October 31, 2014