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Freiberg & Peck 

An automobile (car) insurance firm doing "No Fault" insurance defense in New York City.
Freiberg & Peck was defending Progressive from paying Jim's doctor for his post-accident treatments.
Freiberg & Peck by Cooper Hausman February 20, 2008

freeberg 

The Freeberg. Originated in the mid 90's by a man named Pete Freeberg. This is the process of rolling up paper towels into big balls, wetting them and throwing them at people or places. They can be as small as golf balls up to the size of a big melon.

To make these you simply use paper towels or toilet paper from any source that you don't own like public restrooms etc. Simply wet the ball of paper under a sink with luke warm water and compress them gently with hands to remove excess water. This will make them very explosive, easier to throw and less conspicuous before the attack. The final step is to find a person or surface to chuck this thing at. Best results are achieved on flat surfaces.

**NOTE: The longer the water sits on the paper ball the more explosive the results will be when it hits its target.
I was in class the other day and when the teacher turned her back my buddy freeberged the chalkboard!!

Did you see Bob freeberg Chad's wall the other day?

We were freeberging at the party and it got out of control.
freeberg by Danny Oceanz December 15, 2009

freiberger 

A name given to an insurance defense attorney at Freiberg and Peck. Usually a graduate of a ttt law school.
Before moving on to a better law job, John was a freiberger for a few months.
freiberger by Wilbon February 25, 2008

Fryberger 

A man’s penis that is so big it’s called Kermit the log
That man has a fryberger
Fryberger by The niiggaattrroonn September 1, 2023

Freyburger 

“Freyburger" is a colloquial term that describes an individual embodying the quintessential Southern persona, marked by an assertive and charismatic presence often likened to the archetype of a 'pimp of pimps'. This person is typically characterized by their fondness for firearms, evident in their "gun-toting" lifestyle, and a preference for navigating the terrain in a pickup truck, showcasing a connection to both the cultural and physical landscape of the Southern lowlands. The term often conveys a sense of rugged masculinity and leadership, respected among peers as a "man among men.
Amidst the bustling honky-tonk of his Southern heritage, he entered with the unwavering confidence of a true Freyburger. His cowboy boots resonated with his reputation as a gun-toting, pickup truck cruising leader among men.