frun
the definition of frun is jew.
jew/jewish/judaism.
omg your a frun.
omg your a jew.
shutup you frun.
shutup you jew.
a run that is particularly fun. it can be an enjoyable path to run on or a run that really challenges you. runners in the san diego area and particularly ones at san dieguito academy use this term to describes running routes.
brendon: hey guys, lets run ten miles today!
everyone: no way. let’s do a frun. how about a two mile loop to the beach that’s a frun.
a joyous time when you run in a field or meadow with a weird friend
guy 1: weirdo..
guy2: what you wanna frun or something, gosh.
freaky and fun at the same time
the dream i had last night was so frun!
frun
1. fun, only better.
2. fun in a scarcastic way.
“looks like old mr. birkam is going to give a pop-quiz…oh frun.”
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