frinsle 

To look occupied or busy whilst actually achieving very little and really wasting time.

Towser was busy frinsleing in the garden until he heard his dish being filled

frinsle by Lord Roxbrough January 7, 2020

Frindle 

any pen, specially a gold ballpoint pen.

I need a frindle to write my letter.

Frindle by anabel11 March 8, 2015

Frindle 

a writing tool that uses ink; a pen

"Hey I need to write down my grocery list, do you have a Frindle?

Frindle by pseudonym123456789990000000000 December 29, 2011

frinklers 

the pointy peaks between your nose and your upper lip

I had to wipe a milk mustache off my frinklers.

frinklers by Jacquie November 7, 2004

frinsed 

Frinsed was derived from the word 'Friend'. It was invented by an academic scholar called Sukhraj Bal. In his home town of Leicester, he is more commonly known as just BAL. He invented the word frinsed to call his friends by. Why he didnt use the word friend, no one will ever know. He also made up other words such as Freash..

You are my best frinsed

frinsed by Sachen November 25, 2006

Frindle 

A writing utensil, usually filled with ink. Used for writing and drawing all around the world. See pen. The word frindle was first introduced in the Andrew Clements book Frindle.

Mike put down his frindle after writing for hours.

Frindle by gadgetatorblog.blogspot.com March 9, 2011

frindle 

A made up word meaning pen from a book called Frindle written for children.

"Since i read the book, now i'm only going to say frindle. I'll never say pen again

frindle by Clarrissa Langley April 27, 2004