Define Frist Meaning

a variation of "first" posted to an online comment section to indicate that you were the first to post. the "i" and "r" often are intentionally transposed to convey the typist's haste.

v. To constantly change one's views on 'hot-button' political issues in order to satisfy the voter contingent. The purpose of this is generally to gain favor for a bid in an important election.

etym. Named after Sen. Bill Frist, who changed his opinion on stem-cell research in order to align more with that of the public's.

Fat wrist. When there is no narrowing between the forearm and hand, you have a frist.

Similar to a 'cankle'. The Frist resides on the arm where the wrist should be. Forearm to hand with no transition.

v. fristed, frist·ing, frists
v. tr.
1. To assert ones opinions as fact, based on extremely limited information, esp. in contradiction of others who have first-hand understanding of the facts.

2. To do the above in some official capacity, i.e. testimony in a judicial proceeding or legislative debate.

n.
1. One who has a propensity to do the above, or does so on a hired basis.

v. To give an opinion that one is not fully qualified to give.

The combination of forearm and wrist... meaning a fat wrist. Like cankle.

Forcing a point of view or an agenda on others simply because you can.

A mystery word that can mean anything when used in the right context.

When your arm continues into your hand to make it appear like you don't have wrists. The wrist equivalent of a cankle; fat arms.