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Frappe is a kind of coffee that is made when you stir instant coffee(in granules) together with a small amount of water in a shaker.Add cold water, ice cubes sugar and milk for a proper "greek island" experience.Because stirring produces foam, make sure you use a tall glass and a straw.Enjoy
Stavros was sipping his frappe at the beach cafe while he was checking out the foreign beauties in their bikinis.
Frappe by zouraris September 18, 2005
Commonly called a milkshake outside of eastern Massachusetts, it consists of milk, syrup and ice cream beaten together in a mixing machine. A milkshake in the same geographic area is milk and syrup without ice cream beaten or blended together to create a light, frothy drink.
Let's get a chocolate frappe at the DQ in Medford.
frappe by joe cam January 28, 2006
Better known as a "shake" or "semi-liquified frozen confection dessert" to the world immediately outside Greater New England.
She sucked on the cold refreshing frappe thoughtfully.
frappe by Supraturtle September 10, 2003
A common term used to disguise a person's name. Used only in public situations where said person is able to hear or read it.
Mariah: "You do realize he'll know we're talking about him right?"

Gio: "Nah, FRAPPE will never figure it out."

MAriah: "Smooth. Frappe, you are an idiot."

"Frappe": I think I know who you're talking about, he IS annoying.
Frappe by Dr. Frappe May 15, 2011
frap·pé
noun
noun: frappé; plural noun: frappés
1. A concoction of both male and female seamen directly fresh from the vagina.

(To perform this, Generally in a missionary position, when a man fills up a females' vagina with his semen. Then proceeds to perform oral sex on her. Mouth full of both excretions, the man pours it all into the females mouth.)
adjective
1. (of a drink) iced or chilled.
"a crème de menthe frappé
They shared the juiciest frappe of their lives.
Frappe by Mr. Silver May 28, 2018
A group of stereotypical white girls, (Uggs, black yoga pants, all in the same jacket) walking together in public. Usually with Starbucks coffee.
Watch out for the frappe moving towards us, don't want to get trampled.
Frappe by Graceful_Nomad December 28, 2017
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