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Frog Princess 

Another word for a black female.

*See also
Nigette
Niggette
Negra

It is most used as a derogatory term, used to mock black females.
White Sarah "Did you see that frog princess at KFC?"
White Betty "I sure did!"

A group of white men are standing together outside when a black female walks past them, they mockingly bow and say "All hail the frog princess." Then laugh among themselves.
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Frog-Princess Association

An association founded in April 1703 to provide frogs with suitable princesses, and vice versa. Operators of the Frog-Princess Mobile.
Hey, Isabelle — have the Frog-Princess Association sent you this month's recommendations yet?

Frog-Princess Mobile 

A pink and green bus operated by the Frog-Princess Association in the United States and United Kingdom.

The bus drives around finding frogs and princesses to add to their database.
Hey, Mike — will you carry me down to the Frog-Princess Mobile? I'm really sick of this curse!

princess frog 

Her name is KIM!!!!! she is a priness Frog, thinks she is form Frnace, but she is an old texan girl who is a FRAUD!! but WE LOVE HER!!
she think she is KIM of France that princess frog!!
she thinks she is Kim of TEXAS that princess frog !!
sh is just plain Kim of lost world tha princess frog!!
we love our kim is just kim that princess frog!
kim needs help oh kim oh kim that princess frog!!
princess frog by maysil December 27, 2007

The princess and the frog 

A term usually used to describe a relationship in which only one person is good looking and the other looks hideous
Have you seen Marc Anthony and Chloe Green they are such the princess and the frog couple
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