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A type of unnamed monster from the original Muppet Show. They were initially in many of the sketches as main chararacters, but as the seasons progressed, and the number of named muppets grew, they eventually were only seen in supporting roles. There were many "frackles" made, but the green and blue frackle muppets were used most often.
"Although originally made with three pointy fangs, the green frackle only had two in later seasons."
"The blue frackle has a cameo in this episode of Pigs In Space!"
Frackle by GreyWyvern April 25, 2005
Urban Dictionary Merch
A old word (originating in London, UK) referring to a group of three bagels (since they are traditionally sold in threes).
How many bagels do you want?
I'll take a frackle today please.
Frackle by Bagel J February 2, 2010
a female dog. another name for rascal
Wheres frackle, i thought she was on her leash.
frackle by Bizzy Spoon November 6, 2006
1. Fraternization with intent to purchase cellular phones
2. Airborn gas known to cause death
instantaneously if ingested
3. Synonym of hooba-da-looba
"I like to frackle."
"I smell frackle."
"OH FUCK! HERE COMES SOME FRACKLE!"
Frackle by Cyborg Tom April 18, 2005
an alternetive to the word f*ck
FRACKLE!! I missed that easy frackling backhand!

frackle nackle

Man I can't believe she did that to me. That is such a bunch of frackle nackle.

Frackle Fuck 

Someone who is oblivious to their constant stupidity
You're being quite the little Frackle Fuck today, aren't ya?
Frackle Fuck by Sarah&Rochelle December 13, 2014
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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