Frouple Edit Meaning

1.

(pronounced FRUP-ple) A friend-couple. This can be used in multiple situations, in both a romantic and platonic context. For instance, if a pair of friends evolves into a couple, they are a frouple. If two friends are constantly together (perhaps often mistaken for a couple) they are a frouple. In some cases, a couple might also start out as a frouple, but evolve into just a standard couple if the relationship becomes very serious.

"Steve and Rachel are such a cute frouple. They were always together last year, and now they have started dating!"

See couple, dating, friends

2.

A couple who is your friend; usually the friend of another couple, making a pair of frouples.

Anne, why don't you call our frouple, the Smiths, and we can go catch some brelupper.

See friend, couple, buddy, pair, best friend, bff

3.

usually referring to a grape.

word is derived from a squashing-up of "fruit" and "purple".

"Hey, what's your favourite fruit, dude?"

"A, er, wait, BRAINFREEZE, oh, a, er, frouple."

See fruit, grape, purple, mix, yummy