Frodo Baggins'd

When you're playing Spartans vs. Elites in Halo Reach,
and a Spartan jumps on Elite's back and assassinates him.

MAN, You just got Frodo Baggins'd!!

by WarMachine8288 May 10, 2010

frodo feet

A person/s with super hairy feet, long toe nails which require a grinder to cut them or generally ugly feet.

Note: can also be used as an insult or to describe ones feelings of the appearence of their own feet.

"oi frodo feet"

"eewww look at those frodo feet"

"i have such frodo feet"

"i wish my partner didnt have frodo feet"

by 3rdgreenmonkey February 7, 2010

Frodo

n. A woman who is obsessed with getting married (i.e. always looking for the ring).

Look at all those Frodos on "The Bachelor!"

by Travis Bagwell March 10, 2009

Frodometer

Instrument for measuring how far a Hobbit travels.

A Frodometer is device for all those D&D types who lose sleep at night because they can't complete their scale drawing of middle earth until they know the exact distance between the Shire and Mordor.

by Cuffy April 9, 2008

Frodo biggins feet

Disfigured human feet characterised by two "horns" protruding just below the ankle on the front of each foot. Not to be confused with frodo baggins feet.

"Look, daves got frodo biggins feet!!"
"dont u mean baggins Nick??"
"No i mean biggins"

by Cookie Monster November 7, 2004

frodosexual

a male whose personal style evokes a hobbit from the lord of the rings trilogy. may include, but not limited to: long or unkempt hair; scraggly or patchy facial hair; a relaxed disposition; having very close (but explicitly non-sexual) relationships with other males; frequently indulging in food, drink, and smoke.

"check my flow, i'm a lax bro. going out with my brohams for a sesh."
"you look very frodosexual to me."

"dude, you haven't cut your hair or showered."
"yeah, i'm going for that frodosexual vibe."

by lordspinky April 9, 2010

frodsham

"Frodsham" is a Northerm English slang term for "freezing" or "cold". It is more widely known as the name of an English town.

"It's frodsham in here, put the fire on!"

by Louise Fairclough May 17, 2006