frivial

trivial and frivolous

Don't waste your time on those frivial details.

by cowgirl kate December 18, 2010

Frivial

Something of no value having little or no importance.

A collection of sand is frivial.

by Frank A. Ruffolo January 25, 2020

Frivial

The combination of trivial and frivolous.

Becky tried too sue Bobby because she got vd, but the pursuit was frivial.

by md2020us November 12, 2023

Beckita[ Beckitas frivalousa]

a beuatiful song and dance bird from sourthern spain

"Beckita Beckitas frivalousa" are known for there love of all things glam and sparkly ,there display colours are bold and silky and are unusual in that they are largly nocturnal, they grace the coast of andalucia in the summer months and are not put of by human contact and can be often seen strutting there stuff at beach partys along the coast . During winter they migrate to northern europe settling mainly in the colder parts of united kingdom where still in full bloom seek out the warmer night spots. They tend to be very forward and once you have there trust can become a great friend. But beware they have a very naughty side to them.

by ed lovejar December 25, 2008

frivilid

Superior and privileged

“i get to leave lesson 5 minutes early”
“omg you are so frivilid”

by The Superior and The Spesh December 6, 2021

Frivalise

To trivialize frivolously.

Matt kept scrutinising & questioning all the lose errors in my joke; He frivalised my joke.

by de-bp July 12, 2011

Frival

A friend/rival.

Two people who are friends but are competing for the same thing.

Bob and Jim were best of friends, but they both wanted that Scholarship that Harvard was offering, therefore, they were Frivals.

The two atheletes looked at the finish line and then back at each other. They both wanted to punch each other in the face and embrace each other at the same time. Being Frivals can be so complicated!

by Blackberrybelly June 18, 2008