- fool). Also,
there are many
commonly used substitutes, such as flipping,
frigging, fricking, freaking, feck, fudge, flaming,
forget or any of a
number of...
- Freeman,
Hadley (November 21, 2020). "Michael J Fox: 'Every step now is a
frigging math problem, so I take it slow'". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Archived...
- back to his old
methods of
urban guerrilla warfare with the
occasional frigging tank
mixed in for good measure. It's not
exactly smart or profound, but...
-
oneself and
slang such as ****ing,
jerking off,
jacking off,
fapping and
frigging are common. Self-abuse and self-pollution were
common in
early modern times...
- for the VR-driven metaverse, adding: "I don't see
someone strapping a
frigging screen to
their face all day." In
January 2022,
Louise Eccles of The Sunday...
- King’s Appendix" "My Aunt’s Amu****t; or,
Aching for ****-plugs" "The
Frigging Photographers; or, The
Secrets of a Sommier" "Tupping a Tombstone; or,...
-
early modern English,
writers referred to
intercrural **** as "rubbing" or "
frigging".
Literary works and
satire depicted intercrural ****,
possibly encouraging...
-
behave aimlessly or foolishly.
frigging 1. The act of ****ing. 2. Used as an intensifier. For example, "You
frigging idiot".
Considered milder than...
-
three vocals. I was anno**** he
showed up. We were
already done with the
frigging song. We
comped the
vocal and
mixed it that night, and it made mastering...
-
Season 11.
April 28, 2010. 2:45–2:50
minutes in. NBC. Jo Marlowe:
Elliot frigging Stabler. What's it been 10 years? Elliot:
Closer to 15. Tucker, Ken (April...
