frig
verb
ˈfrig 
frigged; frigging
intransitive verb
often vulgar
: copulate —often used in the present participle as a meaningless intensive
Word History
Etymology
Middle English fryggen to wriggle
First Known Use
circa 1610, in the meaning defined above
- straight rail
- straight razor
- straight shooter
- straight shooters
- straight talk
- straight ticket
- straight time
- straight whiskey
- straight-ahead
- straight-arm
- straight-arrow
- straight-back
- straight-backed
- straight-billed curlew
- straight-cut
- straight-faced
- straight-facedly
- straight-flute
- straight-fluted
- straight-from-the-shoulder
- straight-front
- straight-grained
- straight-leg
- straight-line
- straight-line frequency condenser