Frayr

Sexy beast. Sexy and flirtatious.

"Damn that frayr is so fine."
"Wow frayr looking hot today"

by wastemanclive77 October 14, 2016

Fraydon

Ancient King (Shah) of Iran (Persia). Saviour of Iran from Zahak (The evil ruler). Also spelled Freedon, Fraydon, Freedoun….

Shah Fraydon with the help of Ahangar raised the flag of freedom (i.e. Drafash-e-Kavaini). Prominent Iranians also have this for their first name e.g. Freedoun Jam (General), Fraydon Aryan (Historian), Freydon Farougzad (Singer), Feraydoun Moshiri (Poet), Fraydon Foroghi (Muscian) etc.

by Jamsheed Irani April 8, 2003

Fayruna

A mischievous Fairy who hates pixies and broccoli and is obsessed with fairy dust to a near addicted degree. Her wife is a precious narwhal named Hyphala and she plays Final Fantasy XIV while being pelted by her chat at all times by various things. She is well liked by her friends including Sebby and Booba Spice and often loses herself in the booba of others. A shining star on Lulu's Highlights and in the heart of many fans and followers

OMG did you see Fayruna getting dusted in front of all those booba mommies again on stream

by Celeste Augustine January 5, 2022

fryarrhea

A giant poosplosion after eating a bunch of fried food.

Oh dude I just ate a bloomin’ onion at Outback and now I feel some wicked fryarrhea comin on!!

by Squishysquid457 May 22, 2019

Clary Fray

Clary Fray is one of the main characters in Cassandra Clare's novel series, The Mortal Instruments.

Clary was born in the mundane (human) world and brought up as one of them when her mother ran away from her husband while pregnant. After meeting Jace Wayland and the others Clary soon finds out that she is a Shadowhunter and can see demons and downworlders. She soon discovers that she is different to other Shadowhunters as she has the ability to create new runes.

Clary is described as being stubborn and hot-headed.

Jace Wayland (Shadowhunter): What's an eBay?
Clary Fray: A mythical place of great magical power.

by FlushedToilet April 25, 2011

Flayrah

From Richard Adam's book Watership Down - it's a word that's part of the rabbit language Lapine - it means any exceptional food to rabbits, such as lettuces, carrots, etc.

The rabbits brought back flayrah from the farmer's garden.

by Delphyne Lilith June 21, 2011

Fraydon

The Web Designer

www.fraydonaryan.com
www.fraydon.net
www.aryana.info
www.aryansite.com
and many more......

by James D July 11, 2003