frou-frou
frou-frou by dictonaryboy May 28, 2023
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frou-frou
He stopped in at Cafe Uptown and bought what turned out to be a very frou-frou mocha, complete with chocolate shavings and orange zest.
frou-frou by Spiderseye November 10, 2008
frou-frou
He stopped in at Cafe Uptown and bought what turned out to be a very frou-frou mocha, complete with chocolate shavings and orange zest.
frou-frou by Spiderseye November 5, 2008
frou frou
Replete with ruffles, lace, or other "girly" attributes. A style of dress or home decoration that includes these elements.
That dress is way too frou frou for Angie's taste; She prefers suits and more professional clothing.
frou frou by Aunt Tasty May 30, 2005
frou frou
a duo from the UK composed of ethereal-voiced Imogen Heap and laptop music maker Guy Sigsworth. their fans are few but widely distributed in the world. they are a close-knit group who enjoy only the best music.
-People think electronic music is cold, Germanic and unfeeling, and that somebody strumming along on an acoustic guitar is heartfelt. That’s rubbish. You can create heartbreaking songs on a laptop, and there’s plenty of music written on an acoustic guitar with no feeling in it at all. Kraftwerk can be seen as the most unemotional band of all time, but I find far more emotion in “Computer Love” than anything Celine Dion has ever recorded. “Neon Lights” is so magical and mysterious. They portray themselves in a very alienated way, but if you listen to the music, there’s plenty of heart in Kraftwerk. -Guy Sigsworth
frou frou
Adjective. Connotes disapproval. Often mistakenly rendered as "foo foo" or "fou fou", etc. It means overly fussy in style, such as clothes, hair, furniture, food, etc. Yelpers use foo foo to describe overly fussy food, like any drink at Starbucks requiring more than three words to order. Its current use is derived from an old word describing the sound made by a silk or taffeta dress as the wearer moves through a room or down stairs. It was used as a noun (the dress material) or a verb (to walk in a dress made of such rustling material), but never as an adjective. It should always be used in a negative sense; nothing the speaker approves of should ever be called "frou frou".
frou frou
A variety show popular in Paris and environs from the about 1870s to the 1920s immortalized by the lavish and erotic for their time outfits of the female dancers, which consisted of feathered boas, layered underskirts and ruffly undergarments which were exposed during lively dancing numbers.
frou frou by Albert Miaskovsky May 4, 2004
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