Fronkey

Portmanteau of 'front' and 'monkey', combined to form a colloquial term for one who works at the front counter of a business. Normally a descriptive noun, or an informal address to be followed by shouting or threats. Shortened to 'fronkey' for ease of pronunciation.

Individuals are called so because they normally operate near the front entrance of the business, habitually smell of/consume otherwise unpalatable foods, make unreasonable amounts of noise, and willfully disorganize their work area while doing nothing of particular skill or value.

Pronounced 'FRUN-kee'.

Hey, fronkey! Get back to the till and shut up.

by BigDave and Carrey in absentia June 3, 2011

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froke

(verb)
•the act of having been surprised, and/or revolted, upset or enraged by

•description of extreme excitement
•past tense of the verb freak
•to have been freaked out by any person, place, thing, or idea.

•may also be used in lieu of "freaked" or "freaked out"

1 "when i saw the phone bill i FROKE" or

2 "he showed me the spider & i froke out"

by skitzochik October 29, 2017

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fronker

A fronker is someone who drinks too much coffee.

A: "Hey don't you think that is too much coffee?"
B: "Nah, I'm a fronker."

by Yesenia from the New Millenia May 5, 2018

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frockets

A combination of the words "pocket" and "frock", used to refer, unsurprisingly, to a frock with pockets.

It was Rosa's Wednesday and we were all lookinsupahot in our dresses. We looked so good that no one noticed us leave the restaurant with bulging frockets full of complementary mints.

by Cyd B. October 9, 2007

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