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Webster Dictionary :: Framer

FRA'MER, n. One who frames; a maker; a contriver.

Webster Dictionary :: Framework

FRA'MEWORK, n. Work done in a frame.

Webster Dictionary :: Framing

FRA'MING, ppr. Fitting and joining in due construction; making; fabricating; com...

Webster Dictionary :: Frampold

FRAM'POLD, a. Peevish; rugged. [Low and not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Franc

FRANC, n. 1. An ancient coin of France. The value of the gold frank was somethin...

Webster Dictionary :: Franchise

FRAN'CHISE, n. fran'chiz. [See Frank .] Properly, liberty, freedom. Hence, 1. A ...

Webster Dictionary :: Franchisement

FRAN'CHISEMENT, n. Release from burden or restriction; freedom.

Webster Dictionary :: Francic

FRAN'CIC, a. Pertaining to the Franks or French.

Webster Dictionary :: Franciscan

FRANCIS'CAN, a. Belonging to the order of St. Francis. FRANCIS'CAN , n. One of t...

Webster Dictionary :: Frangibility

FRANGIBIL'ITY, n. The state or quality of being frangible.

Webster Dictionary :: Frangible

FRAN'GIBLE, a. [from L. frango, to break.] That may be broken; brittle; fragile;...

Webster Dictionary :: Franion

FRAN'ION, n. A paramour, or a boon companion. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Frank

FRANK, a. 1. Open; ingenuous; candid; free in uttering real sentiments; not rese...

Webster Dictionary :: Frankalmoigne

FRANKALMOIGNE, n. frankalmoin'. Free alms; in English law, a tenure by which a r...

Webster Dictionary :: Frankchase

FRANK'CHASE, n. A liberty of free chase, whereby persons having lands within the...

Webster Dictionary :: Franked

FRANK'ED, pp. Exempted from postage.

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