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Frogstory 

A made up story that exists for the sole purpose of lying, not for tomfoolery, but simply out of the desire to lie.
Friend A: "Ayo, did you know that researchers found a new kind of Frog yesterday?" (lie)
Friend B: "Oh cool, anyway."
Friend A to himself: "He dosnt know lol it's a Frogstory"
Frogstory by Keyaruki December 30, 2022
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frogstory 

A made up story that exists for the sole purpose of lying, not for tomfoolery, but simply out of the desire to lie.
Friend A: "Ayo, did you know that researchers found a new kind of frog yesterday?" (lie)
Friend B: "Oh cool, anyway."
Friend A to himself: "He doesn't know it's a Frogstory lol"
frogstory by PinguinKeks December 30, 2022

frogstriper

It's a real frogstriper.
frogstriper by Jefe.Robison June 26, 2016

Frogstrich 

A combination word made up of frog and ostrich, and used as a derogatory term for an downright hideous girl that resembles the two creatures.
"Man did u see that gross Frogstrich back there! What an ugly bitch!"
Frogstrich by EvanB. September 17, 2007

frogstar world b 

A horrible stinking world destroyed by an overabundance of shoe stores. It is the site of two important things in the universe of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy": 1) the Total Perspective Vortex (exposes the sheer, utter, incomprehensible vastness of the universe to the hapless soul strapped inside, destroying his or her soul); and 2) future site of Milliways, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.
(on the Total Perspective Vortex)
"You ever had a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster?" asked Zaphod sharply.
"This is worse."
"Phreeow!" admitted Zaphod, much impressed.

-- from The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
frogstar world b by Scott Lanway September 8, 2004

frogster 

frogster is referred to as someone who has high intelligence linked to the high hops frogs can do.
"I got frogster to help with my homework the other day, I am definitely going to pass."
frogster by Happyjoy63 February 19, 2023

frogstrangler

it means it is raining really really hard
even more than cats and dogs, so much rain that the frogs will drown!
That storm last night was really a frogstrangler
frogstrangler by Henrik_lager July 27, 2010
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