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fenderberg

(noun) : ice or compacted snow found inside the fender of an automobile; esp.: a chunk of ice or snow found on roads after being dislodged

While driving, I like to try crushing fenderbergs on the road. It is easier and more sporting than kicking fenderbergs off a vehicle, especially if moving.

Submitted by: beercommercial from Alaska on Feb. 17, 2009 22:55

(noun) : The accumulation of snow and ice inside the fender of a car

After the snowstorm, there was a huge fenderberg hanging from the car.

Submitted by: Stephen Abramson from New Jersey on Jan. 01, 2008 16:53

(noun) : (a portmanteau: fender+iceberg) a chunk of frozen snow, slush and road dirt that accumulates around the wheel-wells of an automobile. cf. 'blootzer'

I had to swerve to avoid a huge fenderberg that fell off the car ahead of me.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 24, 2007 09:19

(noun) : The snow that builds up on the side of a car.

Submitted by: Casey on Jan. 21, 2006 04:41

(noun) : the ice that accumulates beneath the fender of a motor vehicle driven in snow

The driver knocked away the rear fenderbergs by backing into the curb. —Rich Hall, HBO TV show: Not Necessarily the News, mid-80s

Submitted by: DrShaglove from Oklahoma on Nov. 01, 2005 02:58

fenderbergs (noun) : the large masses of snow & ice that accumulate on an automobile's fenders when driving in snow

I tried to kick the fenderbergs loose from my car, but only stubbed my toe. —Rich Hall's Sniglets

Submitted by: DrMemory from Ohio on Apr. 12, 2008 16:50

fenderburg (noun) : The icy/dirty formation under the fenders of one's vehicle formed while driving on snow or slush.

The fenderburgs on my car were so huge I could barely turn the steering wheel

Submitted by: Benny Arend from Indiana on Jan. 04, 2007 09:05

fenior (noun) : a person who has not met the graduation requirement in four years and is therefore a fifth-year senior (highschool or college)

No, this is my third prom; I'm a fenior.

Submitted by: Christine from Indiana on Mar. 02, 2007 16:33

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