Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Frequenter

Frequentern.one who goes frequently to a place

1352

Frequently

Frequentlyad.often, commonly, repeatedly

1353

Fresce

Frescen.coolness, shade, duskiness, paint

1354

Fresh

Fresha.not salt, cool, new, brisk, ruddy, sweet

1355

Fresh (2)

Freshn.a fall of land water into a river, a flood

1356

Freshen

Freshenv.to make of grow fresh, refresh, revive

1357

Freshes

Freshesn.the mingling of fresh water with the salt in rivers and bays, the place of their meeting, or the increased current of an ebb tide from land floods, a flood

1358

Freshet

Freshetn.a flood in rivers from rain or melted snow, (stream or pool of fresh water, ob.)

1359

Freshly

Freshlyad.coolly, newly, lately, briskly

1360

Freshness

Freshnessn.coolness, newness, ruddiness, bloom

1361

Freshwater

Freshwatera.raw, unexperienced, unskilled

1362

Fret

Fretn.an agitation of liquor or mind fume, work rising in protuberances, ornament, stop, frith

1363

Fret (2)

Fretn.to vex, be angry or uneasy, rub, wear, eat

1364

Fretful

Fretfula.peevish, angry, uneasy, dissatisfied

1365

Fretfulness

Fretfulnessn.peevishness, crossness, uneasiness

1366

Fretwork

Fretworkn.a kind of raised work in masonry

1367

Friability

Friabilityn.a capacity of being easily powdered

1368

Friable

Friablea.that may be powdered or crumbled to pieces

1369

Friar

Friarn.a religious brother of some order

1370

Friarlike

Friarlike, or Friarly, or Friarya.like or resembling a friar, unskilled in the world, retired, recluse

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Friary (2)

Friaryn.a place where friars live, a monastery

1372

Fribbish

Fribbisha.like a fribble, foppith, trifling, idle

1373

Fribble

Fribblen.a fob of the lowest kind;v.i.to trifle

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Fribbler

Fribblern.one who trifles, a trifler, a mere idler

1375

Fricafee

Fricafeen.cut meat, &c. dressed with a rich sauce

1376

Frication

Frication, or Frictionn.the act of rubbing together

1377

Friday

Fridayn.the sixth day of the week