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Frio is defined as a being in World of Warcraft that has absolute power and control of all others. Although technically doesn't befriend anyone he controls them and manipulates them to do his bidding.

A True Frio rolls warlock. Alliance Side.

A Frio has the power of a Pupitmiser

Also means Cold.
Frio crits you for 1,337,000 damange.
You die.

"Your heart is like a Frio!"
"Here is all my gold.. master"
Frio by Frio January 5, 2008
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a guy who fucking sucks at osu ongod what the fuck is he doing he cant even hold 10k combo smh
man 1 : have you heard of Frio he cant even stream 300bpm
Frio by 小春 March 19, 2023
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Frio Five 

What you call the 305 area when it is cold.
Bustin out the scarves in the Frio Five
Frio Five by La Noey January 4, 2012

pecho frío 

In english "cold chest". The term pecho frío refers to a person who does not "feel" the shirt, who does not play with passion, with warmth. When we talk about a "pecho frío", we are talking about a player who does not leave everything for his team.
criticized Messi and called him a pecho frío.
pecho frío by why u bully me September 30, 2021

Pecho frío 

Not a clutch player, hides in big games, and fails to turn up when his country needs him. Instead just dives to get penalties and misses them too like a clown.
Example: Ronaldo
Penaldo at any world cup is pecho frío
Pecho frío by penaldosucks May 27, 2023

Pecho frío 

Not a clutch player… plays really good around good teammates and against small teams.
Pecho frío player usually hides on big games. Example: Messi at any world cup
Pecho frío by MarcoLatinLover November 25, 2022
One who is playing an online game and is unable to get a kill
"Wow dude! You're totally pulling a frio right now!
A Frio by walmart brand frio May 16, 2016
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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