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Fridge Whore

Someone who wakes up in the middle of the night while staying at a guest's house and proceeds to sample all of the food in their refrigerator.
Madeleine found out that her sister Bella was a fridge whore after Bella strategically sampled all of the food in Madeleine's refrigerator and passed out on the floor in ecstacy with the door open.
Fridge Whore by static1432 March 21, 2010
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fridge whore

A hoe that you keep in yo fridge fo when you and yo main hoe aint workin it.
Honey I iz going to fuck ma fridge whore since you are too tired to give it up tonight, ight?
fridge whore by JLackey December 2, 2007

Where's the Fridge 

WTF in code incase youngsters are around or you are not able to curse.
1: Where's the Fridge! Why is the bugle ringing so early?!
Where's the Fridge by Lukens August 3, 2005

Where's the Fridge 

An alternative and not as vulgar way to say WTF. Commonly used when there are adults or children around. Can also be used just because it sounds fun or because someone just said somthing random.
1: so we are doing somthing with 3 this weekend?
2: My toes are cold.
1: Where's the Fridge?! What are you TALKING about?!?!
Where's the Fridge by Lukens August 15, 2005

Where's the Fridge? 

What the Fuck in a nicer, more appropriate way. Commonly used infront of adults and kids or at school.
1: So what are we going to do this weekend?
2:Dunno.
1: My toes are cold, like 12 very cold... things.
2: Where's the Fridge? What the heck are you talking about?!?!
Where's the Fridge? by Lukens August 25, 2005
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