by UrbanLegendOfWallStreet August 28, 2023
by Sleepyspattow December 24, 2018
Frineds are great! They are better than Friends! they are your close friends. Frineds are the people that come into your head when someone says; "who are your best friends?" . These AREN'T your best friends , these are Frineds
by AsH-is-in-love August 20, 2008
A misspelled version of friend, also meaning friend.
(First used in 2002 using AOL Messenger by Paul B.)
(First used in 2002 using AOL Messenger by Paul B.)
by Paul B Baker April 2, 2007
by SiGNAL748 February 14, 2005
NOUN - can mean nearly anything you want it to mean at any given time.
(1) a universal word for objects (a) for which there is no good description, (b) for which one does not know the correct description, (c) when one cannot be bothered by using the correct description, or (d) where there are a number of unalike objects for which a collective name is unavailable
(2) a word with a slightly negative meaning used to describe objects
VERB (active) - can mean nearly anything you want it to mean at any given time.
(1) a universal word for any action (a) for which there is no good description, (b) for which one does not know the correct description, or (c) when one cannot be bothered by using the correct description
(2) a word with a slightly negative tone used to describe action
(1) a universal word for objects (a) for which there is no good description, (b) for which one does not know the correct description, (c) when one cannot be bothered by using the correct description, or (d) where there are a number of unalike objects for which a collective name is unavailable
(2) a word with a slightly negative meaning used to describe objects
VERB (active) - can mean nearly anything you want it to mean at any given time.
(1) a universal word for any action (a) for which there is no good description, (b) for which one does not know the correct description, or (c) when one cannot be bothered by using the correct description
(2) a word with a slightly negative tone used to describe action
NOUN -
(1) Upon discovering the myriad contents of Sue's designer purse spilled out across the kitchen table, Jean inquired of Sue, "Why is all this frine on the table?"
(2) After having a terribly stressful day at the office and running numerous mundane errands during his evening commute, Rob arrived home - only to find that his bichon frise had defacated in her crate during the day, which prompted Rob to exclaim, "Why has so much frine happened to me today?"
VERB -
(1) While spooning cake batter into the cups in the cupcake baking pan, a preoccupied Pat noticed that the snaps cooking on the stove were boiling too rapidly. Therefore, Pat asked Tiffany, "Please frine the snaps."
(2) As Trevor approached Rob in a mildly threatening manner while carrying pregnant water balloons, Rob warned, "Trevor, don't frine me."
(1) Upon discovering the myriad contents of Sue's designer purse spilled out across the kitchen table, Jean inquired of Sue, "Why is all this frine on the table?"
(2) After having a terribly stressful day at the office and running numerous mundane errands during his evening commute, Rob arrived home - only to find that his bichon frise had defacated in her crate during the day, which prompted Rob to exclaim, "Why has so much frine happened to me today?"
VERB -
(1) While spooning cake batter into the cups in the cupcake baking pan, a preoccupied Pat noticed that the snaps cooking on the stove were boiling too rapidly. Therefore, Pat asked Tiffany, "Please frine the snaps."
(2) As Trevor approached Rob in a mildly threatening manner while carrying pregnant water balloons, Rob warned, "Trevor, don't frine me."
by Oakley Rob March 26, 2009
Dear frined, looky here, you say you're not Ned, but haven't we met somewhere before, as in shared the same bed?
by Hercolena Oliver May 5, 2008