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frank, franklie, frankly, frankness,
frank [fraŋk]
adj. Willing, ready, lavish, without restraint. Of manner: gushing, effusive.
adj. Willing, ready, lavish, without restraint. Of manner: gushing, effusive.
frankly
adv. Frankly.
adv. Frankly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frankness: Frankness.
frantic, frantick,
frantic [ˈfrantɪk]
adj. Frantic.
adv. Frantically.
adj. Frantic.
adv. Frantically.
fraap, frap, frapp,
frap [I.Ork. frap]
adj. Mixed up as in a coil of rope.
adj. Mixed up as in a coil of rope.
fratch,
fratch [S. fratʃ]
n. A wrangle, dispute, a slight quarrel.
v. To quarrel, argue, wrangle.
n. A wrangle, dispute, a slight quarrel.
v. To quarrel, argue, wrangle.
fraacht, fraachtit, fraachty, fracht, frachtit, fraucht, frauchtit, frauchty,
fraucht [frɔːxt, N. I. fraxt]
n. A load, a burden. A large amount, a bounteous supply. The hire of a boat, the price paid for it, a fare, passage or freight money.
adj. Fraught.
v. To hire a boat or a shipmaster, to transport goods etc.
pt. pp. frauchtit adj. Overwhelmed with work or troubles.
n. A load, a burden. A large amount, a bounteous supply. The hire of a boat, the price paid for it, a fare, passage or freight money.
adj. Fraught.
v. To hire a boat or a shipmaster, to transport goods etc.
pt. pp. frauchtit adj. Overwhelmed with work or troubles.
frauchty
adj. Liberal, generous.
adj. Liberal, generous.
defraad, defraud, fraad, fraud,
fraud [frɑːd, frɔːd, N. I. fraːd]
n. Deceit, deceitful conduct.
n. Deceit, deceitful conduct.
Compounds and phrases etc.
defraud: To deprive of right, by deception or breech of trust or withholding.
fraudulent: Involving deception.
fraudulent: Involving deception.
Fraance, Fraanse, Frainch, Frains, Frainsh, Fraunce, Fraunch, Frauns, Fraunse, Fraunse, French, Frensh, Frunce,
Fraunce [frɑːns, frɔːns, N. I. fraːns]
pn. France.
pn. France.
French [ˈfrɛnʃ] adj. French.
Francie, Francy, Frauncie, Frauncis,
Frauncis [ˈfrɑːnsɪs, ˈfrɔːnsɪs, N. I. ˈfraːnsɪs]
n. The personal name Francis.
dim. Frauncie
n. The personal name Francis.
dim. Frauncie
fraart, fraawart, frawart, thaart, thraawart, thrawart, traawart, traawirt, trawart,
frawart [ˈfrawərt]
also thrawart [ˈθrawərt, I.Sh. ˈtrawərt]
adj. Froward, contrary, perverse, evily-disposed. Of fortune: adverse, unfavourable. Twisted, crooked, off the straight.
also thrawart [ˈθrawərt, I.Sh. ˈtrawərt]
adj. Froward, contrary, perverse, evily-disposed. Of fortune: adverse, unfavourable. Twisted, crooked, off the straight.
frack, frackie, fræk, fraek, fraekin, frækin, fraeksit, fraeksome, fraik, fraikas, fraikesse, fraikie, fraikin, fraiksome, fraiky, frak, frak, frake, frakesome, frakin, freak, freakas, freakie, freakin, freakset, freaksome, freaky, freck, freckie, freckin, frecky, freik, freikin, freiksome, freksit, freyk, freykin, fricksome, frieksome,
freak [frik, frek]
n. A freak, a whim, caprice, crotchet, flattery, cajolery, wheedling, a whimp, a fuss.
v. To flatter, wheedle, cajole. To pet, pamper. To caress, fondle. To sham illness, to malinger. To complain unduly about trifling ailments.
n. A freak, a whim, caprice, crotchet, flattery, cajolery, wheedling, a whimp, a fuss.
v. To flatter, wheedle, cajole. To pet, pamper. To caress, fondle. To sham illness, to malinger. To complain unduly about trifling ailments.
freakie [ˈfrikɪ, ˈfrekɪ]
adj. Flattering, coaxing, wheedling, cajoling etc.
adj. Flattering, coaxing, wheedling, cajoling etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
freakas: NN.b. A fuss or disturbance.
freakin: Flattering, pampering, caressing, etc.
freakset: I.Sh.: Spoilt, petted, peevish.
freaksome [-səm]: Capricious, freakish, whimsical.
freakin: Flattering, pampering, caressing, etc.
freakset: I.Sh.: Spoilt, petted, peevish.
freaksome [-səm]: Capricious, freakish, whimsical.