frankles
frankles by Sir Unconcerned October 16, 2009
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Frankestonian
After spending so much time on his 6th grade science project, Johnny's Frankestonian volcano blew up the entire classroom.
After spending millions of dollars in research, scientists developed a Frankestonian pill that cures the common cold but turns your skin blue.
After spending millions of dollars in research, scientists developed a Frankestonian pill that cures the common cold but turns your skin blue.
Frankestonian by mint2010 October 12, 2010
Fankles and fegs
Fankles and fegs by NH3 December 29, 2007
Flankles
Flankles by highway to mel March 18, 2006
frankless
lacking straightforwardness, roundabout; equivocal.
antonyms: frank, straightforward, blunt, unequivocal, unambiguous, etc.
antonyms: frank, straightforward, blunt, unequivocal, unambiguous, etc.
Girl: You're an interesting person.
Boy: That's a frankless way of saying that you find me attractive.
Boy: That's a frankless way of saying that you find me attractive.
frankless by Manny Mann October 1, 2018
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