frig verb & noun². [frɪg] Now coarse slang. LME.
[Perh. imit.: cf. FIDGE verb, FRIDGE verb, FYKE verb.]
A. verb. Infl. -gg-.
1. verb intrans. Move about restlessly; wriggle. obsolete exc. dial. or passing into sense 3c. LME.
■ I. Murdoch Sit down, Sarah, stop frigging about.

2. verb trans. Rub, chafe. E16-L17.

3. verb trans. & intrans. Masturbate. Also = FUCK verb 1, 2. L17.
fig.:
■ Byron Such writing is sort of mental masturbationhe is always fggg his Imagination.
b. verb trans. = FUCK verb 3. E20.
■ R. Frame It was the last straw..'Frig this tree. Just frig it!'
c. verb intrans. [cf. FUCK verb 2b, etc.] Muck or mess about, fool around (with); make off. M20.
■ X. Herbert Don't frig about. Give's my money or there'll be trouble.
b. noun. An act of frigging (sense 3). Also = FUCK noun 3. L19.
■ M. McCarthy I don't give a frig about Sinnott's heredity.

■ frigging adjective & adverb = FUCKING E20.

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