3. Cold, spiritless, unanimated, lifeless, dull-hearted.
    4. White, gray-haired, frosted.

Froth, n.

    1. Spume, foam.
    2. Triviality, nonsense, empty show, mere words, balderdash, trash, flummery, bosh (colloq.).

Froth, v. a.

    1. Cause to foam, cover with foam or spume.
    2. Emit as foam, give vent to frothily.

Froth, v. n. Foam.

Froth-spit, n. Cuckoo-spittle, frog-spit, frog-spittle.

Frothworm, n. See froghopper.

Frothy, a.

    1. Foamy, spumy.
    2. Trifling, light, empty, trivial, vain, frivolous, unsubstantial.

Froward, a. Fractious, perverse, contumacious, refractory, untoward, unyielding, ungovernable, disobedient, wayward, peevish, petulant, cross, captious.

Frown, v. n. Scowl, look stern.

Frown, n. Scowl, stern look.

Frowzy, a. [Written also Frouzy and Frowsy.]

    1. Fetid, rank, noisome, stinking, offensive, illscented, strong-smelling.
    2. Rough and tangled (as the hair).
    3. Disordered, disorderly, slovenly, slatternly, dowdy.

Fructify, v. a. Fertilize, make fruitful.

Fructify, v. n. Be fruitful, bear fruit, bring forth fruit, bear, be productive.


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