Frout
Frout by jenae cabot April 23, 2007
Words you can keep
Frout
Sometimes we do farts that come out through the anus. Other times, they can come out through the vagina. It happens to everyone and it has nothing disgusting: it's even rather funny.
In the doctor (or on Wikipedia), it is called a vaginal fart. Personally, I name the thing "frout" (a contraction between foufoune (pussy in english) and prout). Some also say pussy fart.
In fact, if the noise of these two types of flatulence can be the same, it should be noted that it is not at all the same thing ... So here is a presentation of the frout in three questions!
In the doctor (or on Wikipedia), it is called a vaginal fart. Personally, I name the thing "frout" (a contraction between foufoune (pussy in english) and prout). Some also say pussy fart.
In fact, if the noise of these two types of flatulence can be the same, it should be noted that it is not at all the same thing ... So here is a presentation of the frout in three questions!
Frout by pokemonfilter December 10, 2016
Frout
A word created by S.S of Gander, NL that is not a combination of frown and pout as you would think by the face made. It is actually an impression of a frowning trout.
Frout by Ganderfacts October 6, 2010
Frout
Frout by Dankdude125 March 29, 2017
Frout
Exclamation. It is a shortened version of "far out".
Used when something you come across is decidedly strange.
Used when something you come across is decidedly strange.
Frout by Grikstool (Will V) November 1, 2008
foutrage
\fˈau̇t-ˌrāj\
noun
1. a feeling of extreme anger because of something that is perceived as bad, hurtful, or morally wrong but when viewed in a rational context is really harmless, benign and insignificant.
2. a combination of the words False and Outrage used to describe unjustified anger or resentment over a petty issue.
noun
1. a feeling of extreme anger because of something that is perceived as bad, hurtful, or morally wrong but when viewed in a rational context is really harmless, benign and insignificant.
2. a combination of the words False and Outrage used to describe unjustified anger or resentment over a petty issue.
Examples
* Starbucks received much negative criticism towards their minimalist redesign of the 2016 holiday cups. For those in the real world, the vitriol that ensued was nothing more than foutrage over a coffee cup.
*Fox News' annual portrayal of "the war on Christmas" is spun as a threat to Christianity but in reality it is merely manufactured foutrage for the purpose of delegitimizing anything that conflicts with their conservative agenda.
Origin: American English, from combining false- (fake, not true), outrage- (anger).
First use: 21st century
* Starbucks received much negative criticism towards their minimalist redesign of the 2016 holiday cups. For those in the real world, the vitriol that ensued was nothing more than foutrage over a coffee cup.
*Fox News' annual portrayal of "the war on Christmas" is spun as a threat to Christianity but in reality it is merely manufactured foutrage for the purpose of delegitimizing anything that conflicts with their conservative agenda.
Origin: American English, from combining false- (fake, not true), outrage- (anger).
First use: 21st century
foutrage by Smedley Schmedley November 25, 2016
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green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
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"My salad days,
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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