Frigidaire
- proper noun
- /ˈfrɪdʒɪˌdɛr/
- Sammy Dwayne Desoto, what is this in my Frigidaire?
- an old Frigidaire
You know it, boy, some beautiful Coon ass brought a damn, you know, a little Frigidaire.
- You know it, boy, some beautiful Coon ass brought a damn, you know, a little Frigidaire.
Examples
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He opened the Frigidaire to grab some leftovers for dinner.
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Put them in the Frigidaire.
Fiction book (2002) -
I think it was Frigidaire who made our fridge.
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Florence, please get the eggs out of the Frigidaire.
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I got some watermelon in the Frigidaire.
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Could you grab the milk from the Frigidaire for breakfast?
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There was a tall cake in the Frigidaire waiting for my birthday party.
Synonyms
A machine that keeps food and drinks cold and fresh
A cold box in the kitchen that keeps food and drink fresh
A short informal name for a fridge that keeps food cold
A machine that uses electricity to keep food cold
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frigidaire became so famous that people sometimes use it to mean any refrigerator, and a helpful way to remember this is the name's idea of 'cold air' from frigid ('cold') and -aire ('air'). So when someone says 'Frigidaire' they may mean the brand or simply a fridge because the name strongly suggests cold storage.