Definition of frig - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She likes to frig with the radio settings.
2.
- Stop frigging around and focus on your work.
3.
- They decided to frig after the party.
Expressions with frig
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waste time by doing silly or unimportant things
Stop frig about and get to work!
waste time doing unimportant things
Stop frigging around and finish your homework.
used to express frustration or annoyance
Frig it, I can't find my keys.
Origin of frig
Old English, frīcian (to dance)
Examples of frig in a sentence
Don't frig with the thermostat; it's set perfectly. He was frigging about instead of doing his homework. They spent the afternoon frigging around in the park. They were caught frigging in the backseat of the car. The novel described a scene where the characters frigged passionately.
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- French:tripoter, faire l'idiot, ...
- German:herumfummeln, herumalbern, ...
- Italian:trafficare, bighellonare, ...
- Spanish:juguetear, tontear, ...
- Portuguese:mexer, andar a brincar, ...
- Chinese:摆弄, 瞎混, ...
- Japanese:いじる, ふざける, ...
- Arabic:عَبَثَ, جَامَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְעַסֵּק, לְהִתְנַהֵג בְּטִפְּשׁוּת, ...
- Russian:возиться, бездельничать, ...
- Ukrainian:гратися, дуркувати, ...
- Hindi:छेड़छाड़ करना, मूर्खता करना, ...
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