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front off about somethingfront off about sth in. to complain about something; tobe brash and resentful about something; to be confrontationalabout something. Todd was fronting offabout his assignment and got a detention for it.fronts n. clothing; a sports jacket. You got some goodlookingfronts there.froody [“frudi] mod. grand; wonderful; cool. (FromDouglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.) The curtains parted to the most froody, funky set I’veever seen.frosted (over) mod. angry; annoyed. The clerk wasreally frosted over when I asked for a better one.froth n. a beer. How about another pitcher of frost,innkeeper?froyo n. frozen yogurt. Let’s stop at the store and getsome froyo.fuck 1. tv. & in. to copulate [with] someone. (Taboo.Usually objectionable. It should be noted that Englishdoes not have a one-word, standard, transitive verb forthis act. All expressions with the same meaning arephrases, slang, or colloquial.) They want to fuck allnight. 2. n. an act of copulation. (Taboo. Usually objectionable.) I need a fuck. 3. n. a person with whom onecan copulate. (Taboo. Usually objectionable.) Man,he’s a good fuck if I ever saw one. 4. n. semen. (Taboo.Usually objectionable.) Clean up that fuck beforesomebody sees it! 5. exclam. an exclamation of anger orexasperation. (Usually (Oh,) fuck! Taboo. Usuallyobjectionable.) Oh, fuck! I’m outa beer.80