Froude

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Pooping in the ocean. Urban Dictionary

A douchebag way to say "Proud" Urban Dictionary

A family of extremely intelligent, caring and thoughtful people, unlike any other known to mankind. A 'Froude' is a person who excels in all they do. As an adjective, 'froude' describes something of excellent quality and status. 'Froude' can be used as a verb also, meaning 'to achieve high standards'. Urban Dictionary

To be proud of something exceedingly geeky. Urban Dictionary

A person with no life n sticks his head into everything. Urban Dictionary

A very small midget annoying troll who can be funny but also a dick he loves pulling mia nixie thalia simpson of tables and likes saggy eggs on toast Urban Dictionary

Nathan Froud is the biggest charva around that drives his shitty little blue motor mobile around and thinks he’s so cool for hitting 156 on the motorway he listens to the deadest tunes and has a gay little best friend his eyes creep me out xox Urban Dictionary

A nonce Urban Dictionary

When a male, usually gay, purposely touches you with his "Penis" Urban Dictionary

Description of a person who likes to tell bullshit stories Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to froude:
froude, fronde, frode, fraude, freude, froide.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word froude:
dynamometer, dimensionless, carlyle, euler, locomotion, archdeacon, gait, velocity, hydraulic, flow, gravitational, newman, momentum, upstream, devon, worcester, ratio, discharge, equation, jump, efficiency, gravity, rector, depth, limit, slope, novelist, waves, external, number, oxford, historian, unity, constant, height, numbers, resistance, intellectual, defined, wave, flows, anthony, greater, increases, length, engineer, conservation, ltd, equal, thomas, speed, determine, educated, formula, faith, priest, william, colony, critical, reach, elizabeth, naval, alexander, channel, argued, imperial, rugby, architect, edward, force, wind, conditions, movement, animal, reduced, henry.

Words that rhyme with froude:
cloud, doud, proud, shroud, crowd, loud, allowed, endowed, aloud, avowed, cowed, croud, bowed, plowed, stroud, enshroud, dowd, unbowed, browed, vowed, ploughed, disavowed, magellanic cloud, rain cloud, out loud, sowed, overcrowd, wowed, nimbus cloud, storm cloud, disallowed, daoud, boughed, macleod, abboud, mcleod, cirrus cloud, stratus cloud, mushroom cloud, houde, mccloud, soughed, dust cloud, houghed, emeraude, large magellanic cloud, mcloud, nowed, small magellanic cloud, war cloud, odowd, goude, vanderwoude.

Adjectives that are often used to describe froude:
late, dear, english, poor, young, british, bright, old, considerate, elder, affectionate, younger, naval, questionable, compare, latter, modern, eminent, personal, valuable, contemporary, strange, sorry, former, century, true, indignant, gifted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective froude:
krylov, number, numbers, carlyle, kriloff, states, krilov, ruskin, reynolds, controversy, talks, theory, scaling, modeling, records, points, jewsbury, krilof, prints, brake.

Consonant match to froude:
fraud, frayed, fred, fried, freed, freud, froid, freda, friede, freid, frede, fread.

Words that sound like froude:
froude, fraud, frod, fraude, fried, fred, freed, frayed, freud, fraid, furrowed, freda, froid, freid, fride, frid, freude, frad, froyd, frud, frode, friede, froide, fraught, firat, ferrat, fruit, fright, fret, freight, frat, frowned, frow, frau, ferd, furred, frett, frit, firmed, froward, freet, frite, frut, frate, furd, frd, fraight, freit, frote, pferd, fritt, ferde, fod, frauds, frond, fodd, fahd, off-road, fronde, frogged, faade, fade, afraid, feed, fed, feud, fad, fied, fide, fid, fead, fert, fervid, faid, fidh, ferried, flurried, fede, farid, farad, foid, fadd, feid, floud, fayed, foad, far-out, fedd, fareed, ferned, fode, firry, -free, affrayed, far out, farrowed, fadh, ferriday, fidd, ferid.