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Frangoli
Frangoli by frangoli-master December 11, 2014
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frangelic
(Adjective) To be extremely flirty, sexy and most importantly frisky yet still possess qualities of an innocent angel. This person may also be known as a sex kitten. A person who is classified as frangelic is usually very tempting, great in bed and above all, out of this world attractive! Be careful for these rare people, they are just too hard to resist!
francolicious
francolicious by frankiethetankie December 18, 2008
Franglish
Franglish by Mlle. Lulu October 26, 2005
Frangelica
'''Frangelica''' ''adjective'', '''frang, frang-ed, frang-est, frang-er'''
1. Anything that is extremely cool, exciting, fun and unique
2. To embody something that is great and wonderful
3. To embrace a new appreciation for lives little treasures
''Slang''
1. Frang-y; ''that was frangy that she wore that sequin dress in Barcelona''
'''Origins'''
Frangelica is said to have origins in Florence, Italy from a great philosopher, scholar, and master of exercise Dr. Krumme. Its popularity is beginning to flourish in the Tuscan region of Italy, and scholars believe it will soon make a presence in the United States, particularly the states of Minnesota, New York, Missouri, and Massachusetts.
Linguists will be tracking the spread and emergence of this new adjective
1. Anything that is extremely cool, exciting, fun and unique
2. To embody something that is great and wonderful
3. To embrace a new appreciation for lives little treasures
''Slang''
1. Frang-y; ''that was frangy that she wore that sequin dress in Barcelona''
'''Origins'''
Frangelica is said to have origins in Florence, Italy from a great philosopher, scholar, and master of exercise Dr. Krumme. Its popularity is beginning to flourish in the Tuscan region of Italy, and scholars believe it will soon make a presence in the United States, particularly the states of Minnesota, New York, Missouri, and Massachusetts.
Linguists will be tracking the spread and emergence of this new adjective
That outfit is frangelica!
I hope you have a frang day!
Barcelona was a frang weekend.
Paige is franged out everyday.
I hope you have a frang day!
Barcelona was a frang weekend.
Paige is franged out everyday.
Frangelica by Pronto Chic January 4, 2012
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