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To frolle (frolling) (pronounced 'froll' in english) is a norwegian slang-word for the action of putting something under the foreskin of your penis. It can also be used for the action of placing your foreskin over something if the entire object is too big to place underneath the entire foreskin.
The origin of the word is unknown, but it has been scarcely used since the early 2000s.

It can be used for both malicous purpouses or as a recreational or pleasurable activity.

For norwegians:
Å frolle - froller - frollet - har frollet.
Blake: "The other day I was so mad at my mother that I frolled her toothbrush."
Aaron: "Dude, your mom gave you an indirect blow job!"
Blake: "Damn, didn't think about that..."

Timothy: "I've allways wanted to frolle larger and larger objects, and yesterday i finally frolled my Prius. I'm so proud."
Denis: "Well, my brother works as a pilot and he says he has frolled a Boeing 737."
Timothy: "why can't you just be proud of my accomplishments?"

For norwegians:
Joakim: "Har du noen gang prøvd å frolle en snus?"
Rasmus: "Nei, er ikke det sykt vondt?"
Joakim: "Jo, men du får et skikkelig nikkosjokk."
Frolle by Rallisimus dorsi June 22, 2020
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To frolle (frolling) (pronounced 'froll' in english) is a norwegian slang-word for the action of putting something under the foreskin of your penis. It can also be used for the action of placing your foreskin over something if the entire object is too big to place underneath the entire foreskin.
The origin of the word is unknown, but it has been scarcely used since the early 2000s.

It can be used for both malicous purpouses or as a recreational or pleasurable activity.

For norwegians:
Å frolle - froller - frollet - har frollet.
Blake: "The other day I was so mad at my mother that I frolled her toothbrush."
Aaron: "Dude, your mom gave you an indirect blow job!"
Blake: "Damn, didn't think about that..."

Timothy: "I've allways wanted to frolle larger and larger objects, and yesterday i finally frolled my Prius. I'm so proud."
Denis: "Well, my brother works as a pilot and he says he has frolled a Boeing 737."
Timothy: "why can't you just be proud of my accomplishments?"

For norwegians:
Joakim: "Har du noen gang prøvd å frolle en snus?"
Rasmus: "Nei, er ikke det sykt vondt?"
Joakim: "Jo, men du får et skikkelig nikkosjokk."
Frolle by Rallisimus dorsi July 21, 2020
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When you’re introducing someone and you realise that neither ‘colleague’ nor ‘friend’ does justice to your relationship, frolleague is the word you need.

A frolleague is a professional connection that grows into a rich and fulfilling relationship.

Frolleague relationships are expansive, originating from a shared professional passion and evolving to incorporate everything else. This is why we love frolleagues so much. They are both professional and personal sounding boards, bringing fresh perspectives to our life story so far. They offer objective curiosity and candour that our established friends and family are often unable to bring. Frolleague relationships are rich and diverse. They mix, match and merge across all aspects of our lives, including our inner work geek... which is, in the end, what sets them apart from other relationships.
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Origin:
Monday 25th July 2016,
Ferny Crofts Campsite,
New Forest,
Hampshire.

A follet is an unfortunate and badly timed erection, for example during an outdoor activity for everyone to see. A follet must also be followed by continous piss taking and references, otherwise it is only know as an awkaward boner.
Harry was embarrassed as everyone saw his raging follet, he tried to hide it but his efforts were futile, his raging follet was there for all to see.
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folleague 

A colleague who you can share a beer with after work, but would not invite to your home. Usually an occupier of time before one meets their real friends.
Q: Do you want to meet for dinner at 8pm by your office?
A: That's okay, I'll hang out with a folleague until then.
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zero follerance 

when a person is so boring, nobody will follow him/her on twitter
Even the scamsters give him zero follerance.
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