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In knitting and crochet, a verb meaning to rip out stitches (most often when correcting a mistake, though sometimes to reclaim yarn from an unwanted project). A play on words comparing "rip it" to the onomatopoeia of the sound frogs make, "ribbit."
Ugh, I just realized I dropped a stitch 3 rows ago and I have to frog now.
A small group of juveniles, usually about 14-16 years old, who show up at keg parties trying to "be cool" but are usually falling down drunk or vomiting after one or two drinks.
"We're going to look for another party, too many frogs here!"
"Follow that trail of spilled beer, I'll guarantee it'll lead you to a passed-out frog!"
A frog is a dog that weighs less than a frog.
(Person talking to her tiny dogs when she feels alone)
- Froooog come here and cuddle!!
Frog- *walks out of room and goes to sister*
When you accidentally drop a "frog". A politer way of breaking wind.
"Oh my word, did you just drop a frog?..."
"No brother, that was a bull frog"
The frog is an amphibian in the order Anura (meaning "tail-less", from Greek an-, without + oura, tail), formerly referred to as Salientia (Latin saltare, to jump). The name frog derives from Old English frogga, (compare Old Norse frauki, German Frosch, older Dutch spelling kikvorsch), cognate with Sanskrit plava (frog), probably deriving from Proto-Indo-European praw = "to jump".
Look at that frog in this gif, he is eating a fly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Slur for an Asian with big lips and slanty eyes, popular on East Coast of U.S.A.
"White girls would never date him, hes a total frog."