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Frig Off 

The equivalent of fuck off popularized by Trailer Park Boys used by Canadians.
George Green:Ricky we’re taking you down to the station
Ricky: Frig off George
Frig Off by NovaScotiaK September 20, 2019
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Frig Off 

Frig Off - (verb) Common slang used mostly in the Eastern parts of Canada to avoid interactions with people you don't agree with.
Ricky: "Randy Bobandy!"

Randy: "Frig off Rick!"
Frig Off by Katie Warman January 27, 2007

Frig off 

“Can you keep your voices down, PLEASE, I have husband on nights!”
“FRIG OFF! And wash yer bastard curtains ya dirty cow!”
Frig off by stellaohlala September 21, 2023
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