frajo
frajo by Will-I-Ain't January 19, 2005
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frajo
1. General term for a cigarette
2. used to describe a full flavored cigarette in parts of the upper midwest, eg. marbolo reds
2. used to describe a full flavored cigarette in parts of the upper midwest, eg. marbolo reds
frajo by djashburnmn October 2, 2007
frajo
"Hey! Dame frajo!"
Years ago, I used to hear guys at the pool tables saying "Dame frajo!" and someone would toss them a cigarette. So one day I very politely asked an old gentleman to "Dame un frajo, por favor." He patiently explained that it's "Dame un cigarro, por favor" and that a frajo is a "f***ing cigarette."
Years ago, I used to hear guys at the pool tables saying "Dame frajo!" and someone would toss them a cigarette. So one day I very politely asked an old gentleman to "Dame un frajo, por favor." He patiently explained that it's "Dame un cigarro, por favor" and that a frajo is a "f***ing cigarette."
frajo by Anna Mae Bollocks June 22, 2023
franjob
franjob by dankkush42069 February 20, 2015
fajo
Fajo is a person who thinks he is Cool even though he is not that cool. A person from Australia, created this name Fajo and Fajo is his English name but Chinese name is Fazhao. Fajo is very famous and will continue on for the future generations. Everyone loves this name and saying Fajo to someone shows that you like them.
fajo by #1 Secret Admirer August 29, 2018
FRAO
fragola
Very annoyed or frustrated
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