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The name of a cat monarch who is the supreme overlord of the whole universe. Froo sleeps most of the time but knows all. Froo is well known for his unique speech impediment and pronounces his name "vroo". Other names include, The General, Genwiege, Roly, Maloy and Gibbon.
"nyelloh moi namez vroo " - Froo
Froo by Sidgeaberration June 30, 2009
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Any item that brings amusement, delight, diversion, pleasure, gratification or worldly enjoyment.
He bought her some froo for her birthday.
Froo by Brann July 25, 2008
Related Words
froob • Froot Loop • frood • froot • froogle • Froop • froofy • Froodle • Frook • frooty
My mother bought that froo doily at the boutique.

Also; froolish;froolishness
froo by Chad September 8, 2003
beauty and cosmetic items typically used to improve appearance; usually superfluous items that one does not usually consider necessary to hygiene.
She went to the store and bought nail polish, hair spray, perfume and a facial mask. All this froo only cost her $10.
froo by AmicaCuriae August 27, 2006
Meaning extremely good looking young man who loves to sing and Anona.
Froo by Froo January 20, 2004

froo-froo 

Fruity, fruitcake, questionable sexuality
Similar to foo-foo. That fruity guy is sipping on a froo-froo drink latte.
froo-froo by Anon1432 September 1, 2009

froo froo head 

Nathan is a froo froo head
froo froo head by annaks May 18, 2011
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