Fritaly

Long long ago France and Italy used to be united as one. Their country was called Fritaly. They then fought over which food was better. Ratatouille or spaghetti. They started a war with each other called The Great Fritalian Entrée War. they continued to fight day and night hitting each other with baguettes as swords. They decided to split into two countries. France and Italy. To this day they still feud over whose dish is the best but keep it a secret from all other countries because they know that all Fritalian food will always be better than any other kind of food.

We used to live in Fritaly now we live in France. Are you team France or team Italy?

by Mickbites March 17, 2015

Fritalia

A Friday night at a local establishment that bestows extremely cheap drinks on its local patrons which while unpredictable, always results in a dreamlike experience.

Dude I got so Fritalia’d last night I woke up at a loading dock of a greenhouse with one sandal.

Apparently I did too many jagerbombs on Fritalia I couldn’t stop shaking for two days.. I felt like Michael J Fox

Man, who’s idea was it to power hour at the bar on Fritalia.. I got kicked out before 11

Where did all my money go last night?..... Fritalia

by Buttmucker September 16, 2011

fritalian

Slang term used for a menu item with a non-english name. Favored by normal people who want to order gourmet coffee without the pretentious mix of foreign words forced on consumers by Starbucks in order to justify their inflated prices, such as "venti" or "au lait".

Popularized in a 2008 Dunkin Donuts ad campaign.

Idiot: "Yeah, I'd like a venti mocha blanc cappucino au lait."

Normal Person: "Dude, what the f*** is that - fritalian? Just give me a large coffee with white chocolate and steamed milk."

by ScottAllen March 8, 2008

fritallian

something that is a cross-breed of french and itallian, like capuccino or lattes

"is it french or is it itallian...perhaps fritallian"

by pryncess_mariah February 2, 2007

fritalian

Slang term used for a menu item with a non-english name. Favored by drones who want to order gourmet coffee without the hassle and brainwork of being mentally able to pronounce such complex foreign words as "dieci" or "latte".

Idiot: Huh... is that French, or is it Italian? Perhaps it's Fritalian. Ha!

Normal Person: The only thing dumber than not being able to pronounce 'mocha' is complaining about it and wanting it translated to English.

by Chernorizets Hrabr March 5, 2008

frigaly

a adjective used to descibe textures which are curvey, curley and frizzy.

Your hair is so frigaly

by Peter Shaw the G master May 21, 2007