Frit
Fritn.sand and alkali baked and calcined for making glass, but not melted
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fritn.sand and alkali baked and calcined for making glass, but not melted
Frithn.a narrow part of the fea, net, wood
Fritillaryn.a species of plant
Frittern.a kind of pancake, small piece, thred
Fritterv.t.to consume by piecemeal, break, cut
Fritteredpa.divided or cut into small pieces
Frivolity, or Frivolousnessn.triflingness, meanness
Frivolousa.flight, trifling, unimportant
Frivolouslyad.in a frivoulous manner, simply, idly
Frizv.t.to form nap into small burs
Frizzlev.t.to curl in short curls, curl, crisp
Froad.from, backward, back, in a returning state
Frockn.a dress, outward garment, kind of coat
Frogn.a small amphibious animal, part of a hoof
Frogfishn.an animal which changes from the shape of a frog to that of a fish
Frolickn.a prank, a whim;v.i.to play pranks
Frolick, or Frolicksomea.full of pranks or tricks, gay
Fromprep.away, out of, because of, since, ever sice
Fromward, or Fromwardsad.away or back, ob.
Frondn.a stem and leaf united, as in fern
Frondescencen.the putting forth of leaves, or the time when plants first put forth their leaves
Frondofea.having the leaf and stem in one body
Front, [frunt]n.the face, forepart, van, boldness, impudence, the part opposed to the face
Frontv.to put in front, stand opposit to, oppose
Frontala.belonging to the front
Frontaln.pediment over a small door or window
Frontal, or Frontletn.a band with inscriptions worn in jewish ceremonies