Verb. To combine two things in a crude manner, in which the component parts are still easily visible.
I was hungry but I wanted neither the fish nor the chicken, so I took a needle and thread and frankensteined them together.
by Buddy9090 July 03, 2011
A book by Mary Shelley in which a man by the surname of Frankenstein discovers a method of creating life, and in doing so creates a monster whom he then abandons. The monster's life is a living Hell from that point forward, and he eventually sets out to get revenge upon his maker. The story has symbolic references to many things, including the importance of parenting and the evils of playing God. Either way, a firmly held belief among morons is that the monster's name was Frankenstein, when in fact the monster was never named.
"Ugh, dude! You look like Frankenstein!"
"Yeah, dude, well you look like you need to read up on your freaking nineteenth century literature!"
"Yeah, dude, well you look like you need to read up on your freaking nineteenth century literature!"
by Pyro62S August 17, 2005
by Mullholland November 09, 2004
Title of Mary Shelley's famous novel - she who was daughter of revolutionary.
Frank - Truth
Stein - Beer
Title: Truth & Beer (Frankenstein)
Frank - Truth
Stein - Beer
Title: Truth & Beer (Frankenstein)
by millerthegorilla January 24, 2009
To construct or repair an object using a number of dubious methods. In the case of a computer, this usually involves concocting a machine made out of parts from a massive number of different manufacturers, ultimately creating a nightmarish amalgamation of electronic parts. The name comes from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and the titular monster of said book.
by UltramanVectis May 26, 2015
A synonym for a joint pieced together out of old remnants of previous smokes found in your ashtray, the floor or anywhere else you can as they are usually smoked in more desperate times.
It doesn't always make for a pleasant taste.
It is a monster pieced together from older dead human body parts and brought back to life...
It doesn't always make for a pleasant taste.
It is a monster pieced together from older dead human body parts and brought back to life...
by oja123 February 24, 2009
A mad scientist from the Mary Shelley novel of the same name who created a beast out of several human body parts recovered from a cemetery. Contrary to popular belief, the monster in question is not named Frankenstein. In fact, the creature isn't named at all.
"Frankenstein was the creator, not the monster. It's a common misconception held by all truly stupid people."
by Intelligence001 March 11, 2017