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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