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FRISK'ER, n. One who leaps or dances in gaiety; a wanton; an inconstant or unset...
FRISK'ET, n. [See Frisk .] In printing, the light frame in which a sheet of pape...
FRISK'FUL, a. Brisk; lively.
FRISK'INESS, n. Briskness and frequency of motion; gaiety; liveliness; a dancing...
FRISK'ING, ppr. Leaping; skipping; dancing about; moving with life and gaiety.
FRISK'Y, a. Gay; lively.
FRIT, n. [L. frictus, frigo, Eng. to fry.] In the manufacture of glass, the matt...
FRITH, n. [L. freetum; Gr. from to pass over, or to pass; properly, a passage, a...
FRITH'Y, a. Woody. [Not in use.]
FRIT'ILLARY, n. [L. fritillus, a dice-box.] The crown imperial, a genus of plant...
FRIT'TER, n. [L. frictus, fried.] 1. A small pancake; also, a small piece of mea...
FRIVOL'ITY, n. [See Frivolousness .]
FRIV'OLOUS, a. [L. frivlus, from the root of frio, to break into small pieces, t...
FRIV'OLOUSLY, adv. In a trifling manner.
FRIV'OLOUSNESS, n. The quality of being trifling or of very little worth or impo...
FRIZ, v.t. [See Frieze .] 1. To curl; to crisp to form into small curls with a c...