Meaning of fridgie | Babel Free

Definitions

Synonym of fridge magnet.

colloquial

Examples

“I turn⟳ my new fridgie about 90° so thatl have⟳ ready access to the goodies inside.”

“This means, in short, dear Tamyra, that you and I are currently responsible for rent⟳ payments of six hundred and forty pounds. And in twelve days’ time, we will owe⟳, not including any overdue utility invoices that have⟳ mayhaps slipped their magnetic shackles and drifted ignominiously between the fridgie and Formica, a grand total of one thousand and ten pounds sterling.”

“Yes. A nutritional dinner that will taste⟳ so good it’ll knock⟳ your socks off and maybe change⟳ your world—or at least your way of eating. I’d have⟳ to cook⟳ it at your place⟳, though—all I have⟳ in my cottage is a hot plate, fridgie and a micro. But I’d provide⟳ everything.”

“Celebrate⟳ St. Patrick’s Day with a crocheted shamrock—use⟳ it as a package decoration, lapel pin, or as a fridgie.”

““It’s a nice craft to share⟳ with a Girl Scout troop or 4-H group,” she [Kaci Ogg] smiles. “He makes a fine fridgie or pin as well as a tree trim.””

“And never, ever turn⟳ down a fridge magnet. I’ve got so many magnets on my fridge, if I hold⟳ my handbag too close⟳, it wipes my points card. I even got a fridgie from the feckin’ undertaker when I buried Redser. A little urn-shaped one.”

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