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fraction, fractious, frection,
fraction [ˈfrakʃən]
n. A fraction.
n. A fraction.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fractious: Fractious.
fracter, fractur,
fractur [ˈfraktər]
n. A fracture.
v. To fracture.
n. A fracture.
v. To fracture.
frad,
frad [I.Sh. frad]
n. A fart.
v. To beak wind, to fart.
n. A fart.
v. To beak wind, to fart.
f$ae, fa, fae, faet, fay, fe, fea, fee, feh, fey, fi, fom, fra, fra$, frae, frae$t, frea, freet, frey, fri, fruh, frum, hrae, thrae, threh, whaurfae,
frae [freː]
also fae [feː, NN.b. fəi], S. thrae [θreː]
prep. From, of place, motion or time. Of the time of day: to, before an hour.
conj. From the time that.
also fae [feː, NN.b. fəi], S. thrae [θreː]
prep. From, of place, motion or time. Of the time of day: to, before an hour.
conj. From the time that.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frae't: From it.
ootby frae: Away from.
ower frae: Opposite, facing, across from.
ootby frae: Away from.
ower frae: Opposite, facing, across from.
fragil [ˈfradʒɪl]
adj. Easily broken or damaged.
adj. Easily broken or damaged.
frail [frel]
adj. Fragile, weak.
adj. Fragile, weak.
frain, frained, fraint, frane, frayn, frayne,
frain [fren]
v. arch. To ask, inquire.
pt. pp. fraint.
v. arch. To ask, inquire.
pt. pp. fraint.
fraam, fram,
fram [I.Sh. fram]
adv. Forward, away, off on a journey.
adj. Seaward, far out at sea or the deep-sea, far off.
adv. Forward, away, off on a journey.
adj. Seaward, far out at sea or the deep-sea, far off.
fraim, frame, framewark,
frame [frem]
n. A frame, a frame for carrying pails. An emaciated creature.
n. A frame, a frame for carrying pails. An emaciated creature.
Compounds and phrases etc.
framewark: Framework.
Fannie, fanniein, Fanny, fannyin, fannying, Frances,
Frances [ˈfransɛs]
n. The personal name Frances.
dim. Fannie, Fanny
n. The personal name Frances.
dim. Fannie, Fanny
Compounds and phrases etc.
fannyin: col. Messing around and wasting time.