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Plural noun: frodos; singular noun: frodo

A slang term refering to feet, usually used when referring to bare/uncovered feet.

Taken from a character from J. R. Tolkien's fantasy series, "The Lord of the Rings". Hobbits have unusually large, hair covered feet with rubbery soles.

Frodos can be used as a term of endearment, in a derogatory manner, or simply as a descriptive term.
1. Aww... You've got a lovely set of frodos.
2. Omg, did you see Charleen's frodos? Absolutely rank!
3. Ey, put your frodos away and get your shoes on...
Frodos by Taz1902 October 13, 2018
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Possibly the most influential spazz-rock band of the nineties.
I can't believe Frodus broke up.

I know, we might as well just kill ourselves!
frodus by Loren March 9, 2005
A silly little man with furry toes
Frodo by blii February 20, 2003
Referring to someone as ''a wee frodo'' tends to insinuate that they are unfortunate looking (ugly)
aye did you see the state of him? wee frodo like

frodo-shop 

(fro•DO•shop) n. v. the software you use to copy and paste your friends heads on LOTRs photos that you scrape off the internet usually to send via email.
I frodo-shopped Darren's head onto Gollum's body and posted it in my myspace pics.

For Frodo 

The process, or action, of completing an objective in honor of Frodo Baggins of the Shire, aka Frodo son of Drogo.
I'm making this definition for Frodo.
For Frodo by Aragorn Elessar April 30, 2005
Slang term for marijuana, coined by Micky Dolenz (of the Monkees) in the late 1960s.
Micky used to tell kids that "Frodis is cool", and the kids had no clue what he meant, so they just agreed.
Frodis by Nat Rator June 11, 2004
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