.fr
.fr by a man named something March 3, 2011
An even shorter form of 'for real.'
The seemingly new way that under 30's tend to reply to social media posts in agreement to it.
'For real!?'
Fo shizzle!
The seemingly new way that under 30's tend to reply to social media posts in agreement to it.
'For real!?'
Fo shizzle!
Fr by Llewelyn Dowd October 20, 2022
Commonly used as an abbreviated way to say "for real".
Usually used in texting, as many people use as many abbreviations as possible.
It can be a form of agreement towards someone, or disbelief.
If you use it as disbelief you may put a question mark to emphasize that you're asking if they're being serious.
Usually used in texting, as many people use as many abbreviations as possible.
It can be a form of agreement towards someone, or disbelief.
If you use it as disbelief you may put a question mark to emphasize that you're asking if they're being serious.
Friend 1: "yo dawg, my crush asked me out today!"
Friend 2: "fr?"
Ex. 2: )
Friend 1: "Damn it's cold outside, we might freeze to death."
Friend 2: "yeah, fr."
Friend 2: "fr?"
Ex. 2: )
Friend 1: "Damn it's cold outside, we might freeze to death."
Friend 2: "yeah, fr."
Fr by FloofityOofity12 November 18, 2019
Fr by SlangMaster101 July 6, 2019
Fr means French Revolution.
fr by HikaruMafuyu April 5, 2022
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