FRAUDIN'
FRAUDIN' by steezemcgreazee June 20, 2008
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fraudin
when someone is actin in a way they usually wouldn't or actin as if they're not familiar with a certain person or situation when they are. Basically a Philly term for frontin.
fraudin by ReppinDa215 March 18, 2009
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FRAUDIN' • Fraudin Buhl • Frauding • Fradin • Fraudian Slip • Fraudie • Fraudini • Fraud in the inducement • Fraudi Oilrabia • Fraudit
Fraudin Buhl
Fraudin Buhl by farley buhl December 10, 2010
Fraudi Oilrabia
A country which is popular in US because of its oil and in the rest of the world because of a ghost. It has the smallest football league in the world, sponsored by Penaldo, but claimed by Penaldogs to be the greatest league. Actually nothing less than Farmers league.
Penaldog in 2018: "Serie A is the best league in world"
Penaldog in 2023: "Fraudi Oilrabia league is the best league in world"
Penaldog in 2023: "Fraudi Oilrabia league is the best league in world"
Fraudi Oilrabia by Harry Maguire GOAT April 15, 2023
fraudpin
A person that pretends that he is a kingpin businessman, gets his name and image in the media as a megabuckfuck, but actually owns two pieces of fuck all less than fucking nothing.
Regan Oh my god isn't that that megabuckfuck Matt "whats his name" getting into that dumpster?
Boris: Yep thats him. That lying conniving imbecilic cunt is a fraudpin
Boris: Yep thats him. That lying conniving imbecilic cunt is a fraudpin
fraudpin by mirrorinthebog January 3, 2017
Fraud in the inducement
n. the use of deceit or trick to cause someone to act to his/her disadvantage, such as signing an agreement or deeding away real property. The heart of this type of fraud is misleading the other party as to the facts upon which he/she will base his/her decision to act. . A person is induced to enter into a transaction with a false impression of the risks, duties, or obligations involved. There is intentional misrepresentation of a material risk or duty reasonably relied on, thereby injuring the other party without vitiating the contract itself. Examples: There will be advantages to you if you let me sign the contract in my name and take title to your property. You don't have to read the rest of the contract - it is just routine legal mumbo-jumbo your ear doesn’t hear as a lay person .
He pretended to represent my interest but over time it was clear that his trick was clearly fraud in the inducement and he went to jail for it.
Fraud in the inducement by Legallywasted October 10, 2014
Fraudian Slip
I made a Fraudian Slip yesterday when I told my psychologists, who loves Freud, that reading Freud "made me feel crappy". I was going to lie and say 'feel happy,' but I let it slip.
Tomorrow I'm going to tell her that people should be "more grateful of Freud," and hopefully I don't accidentally say 'more hateful'.
Tomorrow I'm going to tell her that people should be "more grateful of Freud," and hopefully I don't accidentally say 'more hateful'.
Fraudian Slip by RipT January 10, 2009
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