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Fradentical

Twins who had 2 placentas and 1 coreon in the womb, therefor you dont know if they are freternal or identical.
Tammy and Sarah look almost the same but have two diffierent personalities but they are not freternal nor are they identical so they must be fradentical.
Fradentical by 24958603 October 6, 2010
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fradentical twins 

n./ Twins that look similar, but arent identical twins.
Matt and Gabe definitely look alike, but you can tell they aren't identical twins, so they are fradentical twins.
fradentical twins by Byg Byrd ALP October 9, 2008

Fradentical twins 

Twins that are fraternal but look identical.
Fradentical twins by GCon510 August 11, 2018

frantical 

a great deal more than frantically
*WAVES FRANTICAL*
frantical by VenusFigure June 19, 2011

Frantical 

A way of explaining how tough someone does something. Like if someone was frantically running down the stairs, they're making a lot of noise in the process and maybe stamping their feet. It means someone is doing something angrily
Eliza: why are you running down the stairs so frantically
Aqeela: because I'm mad.

Or
Eliza: Why are you riding your bike so frantically
Aqeela: because I'm mad and I'm trying to get home fast.
Frantical by Suzy parker February 28, 2019

.9.I Think Frantically Around The Words "'Beautifully & "'Handsome'".9. 

.9.I Think Frantically Around The Words "'Beautifully & "'Handsome'".9.
.9.I Think Frantically Around The Words "'Beautifully & "'Handsome'".9.

.9. I THINK TOO FRANTICALLY AROUND THE WORD "'BEAUTIFUL'".9. 

.9. I THINK TOO FRANTICALLY AROUND THE WORD "'BEAUTIFUL'".9.
.9. I THINK TOO FRANTICALLY AROUND THE WORD "'BEAUTIFUL'".9.
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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Example 2:
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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