Frex Edit Meaning

1.

v. to have meaningless sex with a friend, usually takes place in college.

"During our study break, John and I had frex."

"You and John? BUT I THOUGHT YOU TWO WERE FRIENDS!"

"I know...therefore, we had frex. Duh."

See frenemies, friends with benifits, rebound, sex

2.

An ex who has become a friend, well, almost a friend; (otherwise you would just say: friend).

(Alternate spelling: fr-ex).

Jane went out for a lovely dinner with her latest frex, Joe. She felt that of all her frexes, he was the most comfortable with the transition. Unfortunately, her new BF, Jake, wasn't.

See ex, ex-boyfriend, ex-girlfriend, friend, buddy, pal, fwb, friend with benefits

3.

Abbreviation of "for example". May be used with a following full stop or comma, but also without.

Frex, this sentence fragment.

See abbreviation, preposition, list, example, for example, eg, e.g.

4.

-An ex-friend.

-Describes someone who used to be your friend, but who you can no longer label as such.

I have a frex who once stole my English homework and passed it as her own.

See friend, ex

5.

Free sex. Free of charge, free of commitment, free of emotion. Similar to "friends with benefits", but without the friend part.

"I met this girl at school, and before we had the chance to talk much, we had frex. I don't plan on becoming friends with her..."

See fucking, friends with benefits, fwb, ho