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front, frunt,
front [frʌnt]
n. The front. The front garden.
v. To front.
n. The front. The front garden.
v. To front.
bon, bonfrost, freest, froast, froastie, froastie, frost, frost-hole, frostie, frostit, frosty,
frost [frɔst, frost]
n. Frost, ice.
v. To fit frost nails to a horse's shoes to stop it slipping.
pt. pp. frostit adj. Inflamed by cold.
n. Frost, ice.
v. To fit frost nails to a horse's shoes to stop it slipping.
pt. pp. frostit adj. Inflamed by cold.
frosty
adj. Frosty.
adj. Frosty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bonfrost I.Sh.: A very severe frost.
frost-hole: A frost nail hole.
frostiness: Frostiness.
frost-hole: A frost nail hole.
frostiness: Frostiness.
fraeth, fraith, fraodin, frau, freath, freeth, freethe, freith, freithin, freyth, fro, froa, froad, froath, frod, froe, froed, froey, froh, froie, froin, froo, frood, froth, frothe, frothin, frou, frow, frowe, frui, fryth, frythe,
froth [frɔθ, froθ, I.Sh. froːd]
also fro [froː, frø] and freith [SW. WC. friθ, SEC. S. freθ]
n. Froth, foam, whisked cream. Lather. SW. WC. A hasty washing of clothes.
v. To froth, foam, to bubble. To make a lather.
also fro [froː, frø] and freith [SW. WC. friθ, SEC. S. freθ]
n. Froth, foam, whisked cream. Lather. SW. WC. A hasty washing of clothes.
v. To froth, foam, to bubble. To make a lather.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frothin, SEC. S. SW. WC. freithin: Frothing.
froon, frooned, froont, froun, frouned, frount,
froun [frun]
n. A frown.
pt.frount
v. To frown.
n. A frown.
pt.frount
v. To frown.
frö, frou, frou, frow, frowdie, frowdy, frowe, fru,
frowe [frʌu]
n. A big, buxom woman.
n. A big, buxom woman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frowdie [ˈfrʌudɪ]: An old woman's cap with a seam in the back.
frou [I.Sh. fru]: A fishermen's tabu-name for a (married) woman.
frou [I.Sh. fru]: A fishermen's tabu-name for a (married) woman.
frugal, througal, throughgal,
frugal [ˈfrugəl, θruːgəl, NN. ˈfrʌugəl]
adj. Frugal, frank, kindly, hospitable.
adj. Frugal, frank, kindly, hospitable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frugality: Frugality.
freet, frit, fruct, fruit, fruitfu, frute, frutefu,
fruit [S. C. I. frøt, C. frɪt, N. frit]
n. Fruit, milk products.
n. Fruit, milk products.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fruitfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Fruitful.
frammle, frammle, frample, frimp, frimple_frample, frimple-frample, frimpse, frimse, froms, frump, frumpelt, frumple, frumpled, frumps, frumpse, frumpset, frums, frumse, frumset, fumple, thrump, thrumple, thrumpled,
frumple [frʌmpl]
v. To crease, crumple.
pt. pp. frumpelt
v. To crease, crumple.
pt. pp. frumpelt
frammle
v. To gobble.
v. To gobble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
frimple-frample [ˈfrɪmpl frampl]: In a confused, promiscuous or tangled manner.
frump : I.Sh. To be fretful, peevish.
frumps: I.Sh. A gesture of distaste, disdain or impatience. The sulks, a peevish or fretful mood.
frumpset: I.Sh. Peevish, fretful, moody, offended without cause.
frump : I.Sh. To be fretful, peevish.
frumps: I.Sh. A gesture of distaste, disdain or impatience. The sulks, a peevish or fretful mood.
frumpset: I.Sh. Peevish, fretful, moody, offended without cause.
fronch, fronsh, frunch, frunched, fruncht, frunsh,
frunch [S. ˈfrʌnʃ]
v. To whine, fret, to look peevish and displeased.
pt. pp. fruncht adj. Deep in thought with wrinkled brows.
v. To whine, fret, to look peevish and displeased.
pt. pp. fruncht adj. Deep in thought with wrinkled brows.
frush, frushie,
frush [frʌʃ]
n. Small fragments, splinters.
dim. frushie A kind of tart with short pastry.
adj. Of wood, vegetable fibre and cloth etc.: decayed, brittle. Of soil: crumbly, friable, loose. Also frushie.
v. arch. To smash to pieces, to crush.
n. Small fragments, splinters.
dim. frushie A kind of tart with short pastry.
adj. Of wood, vegetable fibre and cloth etc.: decayed, brittle. Of soil: crumbly, friable, loose. Also frushie.
v. arch. To smash to pieces, to crush.