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Definition of frasha

frasha

noun

  • Black and Jewish blood mixed. Used in northern Africa, means like fuckin' Jew/Niger. Spelling may vary.

    Last edited on Jan 13 2013. Submitted by Anonymous from Miami International Airport, 2100 Northwest 42nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33126, USA on Jan 13 2013.

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