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Fradical 

Originated in the bumpin down of Roswell, is a description of a crew that likes to burn blizzies and drank brew. Some people can consider them selfs to me rad, but shit were way beyond that, thats why we are FRADICAL. The meaning of this word is fucking radical. It can be used to describe anything sick or extreme.
Mayne i saw dem Fradical Boiz up at that party and bruh bruh the shit they was doin was striaght up wild.

Damn thats sum hella fradical nug

Son we are about to get fradical tonight up in the bitch!!!
Fradical by Fradical Boi August 30, 2010
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fradical 

in math (particularly college algebra and and sometimes pre-calculus), a term used to describe a fraction with a radical in either the denominator or numerator
find the domain of the function which contains a fradical.
fradical by sirenista March 21, 2011
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Fragical 

A item that is Magical, but Fragile

(Word created by Peter Kenneth, the Potter Collector on YouTube)
Person A: I just bought a Harry Potter statue!

Person B: Which character?

Person A: Dobby, but be careful! He’s Fragical!

(Word created by Peter Kenneth, the Potter Collector on YouTube)
Fragical by Blockbuster Video September 6, 2020

fratical 

describing something or someone that embodies one or more stereotypes that are usually associated with fratnernities. only over the top.
Man. Check out that guy's salmon colored ralph lauren khaki shorts, camo visor, and yellow polo shirt. what a fratical outfit.
fratical by PrtyMcCrty September 29, 2011
used to describe something that may seem, seemed, or will seem radical but is only, was only, or will only be a fad.
Matt: I had a great idea! What if I created a pen that recorded what people say!

Josh: Seems a bit fadical to me.
fadical by Derrick A. H. II April 30, 2006

Fragical 

A magical, but very fragile item.
“I just bought this Harry Potter statue! It is fragical!”
Fragical by Blockbuster Video September 6, 2020

Fragical 

A fragile and Magical item

Word invented by Peter Kenneth or 'The Potter Collector' on Youtube. A word in between fragile and magical, usually used when talking about fragile Harry Potter collector items.
He opened the subscription box and found a fragical item.
Fragical by Malwan1419 June 27, 2021
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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