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The saliva that drips in mass quantities from your mouth when you floss.
My cat scared me while I was flossing and causing me to fling frool all over my pant-leg.
frool by Samuel Dalembert December 13, 2003
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A secret game passed on from player to player. The rules of which cannot be discussed outside of the secret circle or ever written down.
I challenge you sir to a game of frool.
frool by Froolmaster May 3, 2011
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When a bro does something amazing like ask out the hot barista at a coffee shop and gets her number, another bro would say "Dude why are you so frool?"

Bro: Hey dude did you see that guy hit 120 mph in 10 seconds?

Other Bro: Heck yeah dude, he's so frool.
Frool by Gus T. T. Showbiz April 12, 2011
An earthling who demonstrates to be both a freak and a fool.
WTF! Weren't you just in the bathroom?
Yea..
You left a sloppy floater and no sign of toilet paper, you fucking frool.
frool by Ool, Free Kanf March 31, 2009
friend who is stupid but ur cool w/ them nonetheless
frool stfu
frool by |2ainman September 3, 2003

Cool Fool 

The opposite of a nerd.
Cool Fool by Ace the simp January 6, 2023

You can school a fool... 

You can school a fool... but you can't make them cool.

You may try to teach a stupid person, but you cannot change their bad judgment.
God, l told Willie not to mess with those gangsters girlfriends, but he did and now he got the hippo stomp and is in an ambulance again. You can school a fool...but you can't make them cool!
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