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frump-a-lump 

A frump-a-lump is quite a large, obese chick, one comparable to the size of a cow (rule of thumb), and is quite grotesque in nature. One also possesses behaviours that are quite foul, disgusting and somewhat off putting. You might go as far as saying a frump-a-lump is the perfect mixture between a frumpy and a heffer. Frump-a-lump's can be found across all demographic areas, ranging from lower, middle and upper class. Although most are quite prominent in Low Socio-Economic Status areas such as Dandenong and Croydon.
Danny - "dude, i copped some fat head this morning!"

Sean - "Sweeeet, was she mint?"

Danny - "Nah, i woke up, grabbed the paper, sat down on the shitter, and before i knew it a frump-a-lump was giving me a fresh frumpy! I didn't aven have to ask!"

Sean - "Oh dude, that sucks, was she from McRob?"

Dannny - "Yeah"

Sean - "Sweet!"
frump-a-lump by gannog September 30, 2007
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FRUMPALUMPAGOUS 

N. A woman who asks, "Do I look frumpy in this?"
She is a total frumpalumpagous. Where did she buy her clothes..in her great-grandmother's closet?
FRUMPALUMPAGOUS by LGBrit August 19, 2007

Frumpalumpakus

N., a person or being with cottage cheese thighs, frumpy hair, and no shoes or socks on their pudgy feet.
If Adam does not watch his weight, he will become a frumpalumpakus.
Frumpalumpakus by Luke January 15, 2004

Frumpalump 

When an old frumpy person humps a tree and They scream so loud China can hear.. or if they're in china, America can hear :)
Me: LOOK AT THAT FRUMPALUMP BY THE WILLOW!
You: Uhhh... That's an old guy humping a tree....
Frumpalump by MMNNEEEEHHHH October 25, 2010
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