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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.
frack, frackle, freck, freckle,
freck [frɛk]
also freckle
adj. Bold, eager, ready, forward, impetuous. Stout, able-bodied, vigorous, active.
also freckle
adj. Bold, eager, ready, forward, impetuous. Stout, able-bodied, vigorous, active.
free, freedim, freedom, freedome, freelie, freely, frei, frie, friedome, frielie, unfreelie, unfreely, unfrielie,
free [friː, S. frəi]
adj. Free. Guiltless, innocent. Unmarried, single. Of pastry, scones, oatcakes or stone etc.: brittle, crumbly, friable.
v. To free. To absolve, acquit, to clear of a suspicion, to deny that one is or does something.
adj. Free. Guiltless, innocent. Unmarried, single. Of pastry, scones, oatcakes or stone etc.: brittle, crumbly, friable.
v. To free. To absolve, acquit, to clear of a suspicion, to deny that one is or does something.
freely [friːlɪ, S. frəilɪ]
adv. Very, entirely, completely, quite.
adv. Very, entirely, completely, quite.
Compounds and phrases etc.
freedom [-dəm]: Freedom, permission, readiness, willingness, inclination.
free tae: Ready, willing.
a Wee Free: A member of the Free Church of Scotland.
unfreely: Heavy, weighty, unwieldy.
free tae: Ready, willing.
a Wee Free: A member of the Free Church of Scotland.
unfreely: Heavy, weighty, unwieldy.
back-freend, backfriend, befreen, befreen$, befreend, befrein, befrein$, befrien, befrien$, blöd-freends, bluid-freends, freen, freen$, freen$less, freen$liness, freen$s, freend, freendless, freendliest, freendliness, freendly, freends, freendship, freenleist, freenless, freenlie, freenliness, freenly, freens, freenship, frein, frein$, frein$less, frein$liness, frein$s, freinless, freinlie, freinliness, freinly, freins, freynd, frieend, frien, frien$, frien$less, frien$liness, frien$s, frien$ship, frienless, frienlie, frienliness, frienly, friens, frienshap, frienship, onfreen, onfreend, onfreendlie, onfreendly, onfreendship, onfreenlie, onfreenly, onfreenship, unfreen, unfreend, unfreendlie, unfreendly, unfreendship, unfreenship, unfrein, unfreind, unfreindlie, unfreindly, unfreindship, unfreinlie, unfreinly, unfreinship, unfrien,
freend [frin(d)]
n. A friend. A relative, a blood-relation, a kinsman.
pl. freends
n. A friend. A relative, a blood-relation, a kinsman.
pl. freends
freendly [frin(d)lɪ]
adj. Friendly.
comp. freendlier
superl. freendliest
adj. Friendly.
comp. freendlier
superl. freendliest
Compounds and phrases etc.
back-freend: One who supports another.
befreend [bəˈ-]: To befriend.
bluid-freends: I.Sh.: Family relatives.
freendless: Friendless.
freendliness: Friendliness.
freendship: Friendship.
unfreend: An enemy, a non-friend.
unfreendly: Unfriendly, hostile, cumbersome.
unfreendship: Animosity.
befreend [bəˈ-]: To befriend.
bluid-freends: I.Sh.: Family relatives.
freendless: Friendless.
freendliness: Friendliness.
freendship: Friendship.
unfreend: An enemy, a non-friend.
unfreendly: Unfriendly, hostile, cumbersome.
unfreendship: Animosity.
freenge, freinge,
freenge [frin(d)ʒ]
n. A fringe.
v. Fringe.
n. A fringe.
v. Fringe.
freear, freer, freiar, freir, frere,
freer [fri(ə)r]
n. A friar.
n. A friar.
freesk, freesksome, freisk,
freesk [MN. frisk]
n. A hasty rub, any piece of work done smartly and quickly.
v. To frisk, To scratch, to rub roughly or energetically, to curry, walk in a hurried, clumsy manner.
n. A hasty rub, any piece of work done smartly and quickly.
v. To frisk, To scratch, to rub roughly or energetically, to curry, walk in a hurried, clumsy manner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
freesksome: Frisky.
freat, freatit, freet, freetfu, freetin, freetit, freit, freitit, fret, frete, frett, frettit,
freet [frit]
v. To fret, rub, eat into, chafe by friction or violence.
pt. pp. freetit adj. Freted, rubbed, eaten into, chafed.
v. To fret, rub, eat into, chafe by friction or violence.
pt. pp. freetit adj. Freted, rubbed, eaten into, chafed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
freetfu: Fretful.
freetin: Fretting.
freetin: Fretting.
freevolity, freevolous,
freevolous [ˈfrivələs]
adj. Frivolous.
adj. Frivolous.
Compounds and phrases etc.
freevolity: Frivolity.