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Freek, Freekem, Freekum, Freick, Friock, Friockheim, Froikham,
Friockheim [ˈfrikəm]
pn. Friockheim (Angus).
Originally Friock [ˈfrik]. The German heim was added later.
pn. Friockheim (Angus).
Originally Friock [ˈfrik]. The German heim was added later.
Frisian,
Frisian [ˈfriʒɪn]
adj. Frisian.
adj. Frisian.
aferst, afirst, afrest, afrist, ferst, first, frest, frist, frist,
frist [frɪst, fɪrst]
n. Delay, respite.
v. To sell on credit, to give one time to pay a debt.
n. Delay, respite.
v. To sell on credit, to give one time to pay a debt.
Compounds and phrases etc.
on frist contracted afrist [əˈfrɪst]: On credit, given delay.
frizz, frizzeen, frizzen, frizzens, frizzin, fruzz,
frizz [frɪz]
v. To fray or wear-out cloth etc.
v. To fray or wear-out cloth etc.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frizzins [ˈfrɪzənz]: pl. The iron mountings on a swingletree.
frisel, frizell, frizzel, frizzle,
frizzel [ˈfrɪzl]
n. The steel used for striking fire from a flint. The hammer of a flint-lock pistol or gun.
n. The steel used for striking fire from a flint. The hammer of a flint-lock pistol or gun.
frachleberrie, frachleberry, fraghan, fraughan, frochan, frockan, fruag, frughan, fruog,
frochan [ˈfroxan]
also frachleberry
n. U. The bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus.
also frachleberry
n. U. The bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus.
frack, froack, froak, frock,
frock [frɔk, frok]
n. A frock. A sailor's or fisherman's knitted jersey, an oilskin short coat or cape.
n. A frock. A sailor's or fisherman's knitted jersey, an oilskin short coat or cape.
forg, froag,
frog [frɔg, frog]
n. A frog. Usually Rana temporaria.
n. A frog. Usually Rana temporaria.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frog's mou, frog's mooth: The wild snapdragon Antirrhinum majus or SW. S. EC. The monkey flower Mimulus guttatus.
front, frunt,
front [frʌnt]
n. The front. The front garden.
v. To front.
n. The front. The front garden.
v. To front.
frontier [frɔnˈtiːr]
n. The borderland, part of a country which faces another.
n. The borderland, part of a country which faces another.