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Brother in french. Used in the Tunisian dialect to define a young usually unemployed person that lacks education, culture and elegance. It started on Facebook with people calling each other frère, then it became used sarcastically to define the people who usually use that expression.
Mwaher frère ! (classy, frère !) on a Facebook comment of a selfie profile.
Frère by emald1 June 20, 2021
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The boss of all bosses! The King!
Ah shit here comes the Frere!
Frere by Kingfrere January 28, 2019

Dirty Frere Jacques 

When the man on the bottom passes out while the woman is riding him, and the woman, in retaliatory disgust, drops a deuce on his chest.
I woke up, surprised to find my hot roommate had paid me back with a Dirty Frere Jacques steaming on my chest.
Dirty Frere Jacques by Pelin Warnet September 9, 2006

mon frere 

Used as a greeting between friends, primarily as a joke taking the piss out of people who call each other "Brother".
"Hi!"
"Mon frere!" <nods>
mon frere by muk August 15, 2006

Petit-Frere 

If he/she has this last name this means that they are an amazing person always helping and never leaving anyone behind. Make sure to marry them.
Girl 1: Uhhh He’s a petit-frere.

Girl 2: I’m gonna get go him.
Petit-Frere by Dukfyhdyh August 2, 2021

Cheeky ferret 

Someone who causes mischief.
Some cheeky ferret snatched my wallet. Glob dang it, Danny!
Cheeky ferret by zimmygirl777 March 11, 2023

ferreteria 

At LOWE'S the department where they sell ferrets.
Ferrets are in such high demand my local ferreteria is always sold out!
ferreteria by Kahdlibber October 14, 2017
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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