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Describes someone who enjoys listening to death metal, metal, metalcore, deathcore, etc. and sports band t-shirts with more than 3 vibrant colors strewn across the otherwise brutal artwork, making the individual look like a bowl of Froot Loops. It's a play on the words "fruity" and "brutal."
I saw a kid walking in the mall with a shirt that looked like a unicorn had vomited all over it. As I got closer, I realized that it had a werewolf tearing apart a robed man with The Black Dahlia Murder in bright pink at the bottom. It was pretty fr00tal.
Fr00tal by NateFr00tal July 16, 2011
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Contemporary deity of beer and loose women. Often blamed for the sudden lack of beer, and Shakira (or Padme, Kylie et al) induced dribbling.
Fr00tah by Mattzilla March 10, 2003
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Someone who likes beer and Shakira
That drunken dude, he reminded me of Fr00tah
Fr00tah by S Pombe March 6, 2003
To imbibe large amounts of alcohol and/or curry
I've just had a burning experience after last night... I must have done a frootah
Fr00tah by Spug March 6, 2003

Fr00tl00p 

Noun. A being in the cyber world that is known to be "soft" or "girly"

The l33t version of fruitloop
Dud3 I was on the servers PwNing this fr00tl00p.

Only fr00tl00ps kill lowbies.
Fr00tl00p by JoshCarrollIsAWeiner! October 18, 2008
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