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to be trapped in a room or cellar
As Katharine walked down the stairs into the cellar the door slammed shut behind her - she was now completely Fritzled.
fritzled by SWC76 May 16, 2008
Past Tense.
The art of isolating another person for your own gain.
Have you seen Julia? No Gary Fritzled her away for the weekend.
Fritzled by Gravitronxx March 29, 2010
1) To get locked in a basement in Central Austria for 24 years (sometimes more or less), and give birth to the children of your own father...

2) To go out and get so wasted, you feel like you've been locked in a basement for 24 years...

3) To fuck something up on such a major scale, that it may as well have been locked in a basement in Austria for 24 years...
1) As Elizabeth left the basement, she felt as though she had been Fritzled for quite a while... 24 years to be precise.

2) Went at it hard last night, woke up with a mouth as dry as Gandhi's sandal and I'm hangin hard now. I'm totally Fritzled.

3) Shit, my laptop is totally Fritzled. Hard-drive is just filled with Austrian hardcore porn...
Fritzled by J.Fritzl March 22, 2010
Whilst browsing google maps and you accidentally get trapped in a business when attempting to enter street view.
"I was trying to find the garden centre off of the M5 and got Fritzled in a B&B"
Fritzled by Geogre Farthing-Trent November 17, 2016

"fritzled" 

Fritzled, as in Josef Fritzl who kept his daughter locked up for 24 years.
"Hello Sarah, I haven`t seen you in a while, I thought you had been "fritzled"
"fritzled" by alex1975uk March 18, 2009

You got fritzled

to be kept in a cellar and raped repetitively by a relative
Eaton: "I had to go to a wedding instead of having a mandate"
Henr:" You got fritzled
You got fritzled by darkhen March 23, 2009
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