| frock |
a dress for a woman or girl. [4 definitions] |
| frock coat |
a man's close-fitting, usu. double-breasted dress coat with knee-length tails in front and back. |
| froe |
a cleaving tool with the blade set at right angles to the handle. |
| frog1 |
any of several amphibians without tails but with long hind legs adapted for jumping, esp. those with a smooth, moist skin and webbed feet, that live in marshy or watery habitats. [4 definitions] |
| frog2 |
a decorative fastener, as on a coat or jacket, with a button or knot on one side of the opening and a loop on the other side, usu. made of braid or cord. |
| froggy |
of or resembling a frog. [2 definitions] |
| frog kick |
in swimming, a kick in which the legs are drawn up, forcefully extended back and to the sides, then brought together. |
| frogman |
a swimmer equipped to work underwater, esp. one engaged in demolition of enemy ships in wartime. |
| frog spit |
cuckoo spit. [2 definitions] |
| frolic |
merriment or fun. [3 definitions] |
| frolicsome |
full of high spirits, gaiety, or merriment; playful. |
| from |
used to indicate a starting point in place or time. [5 definitions] |
| from A to Z |
from beginning to end; completely; thoroughly. |
| from now on |
from the present moment and forever into the future. |
| from rags to riches |
from a state of poverty to a state of wealth and comfort. |
| from scratch |
from the very beginning. |
| from stem to stern |
from one end to the other; throughout the whole. |
| from the housetops |
far and wide; publicly. |
| from time to time |
occasionally; sometimes but not frequently. |
| frond |
a long, finely divided leaf, as of a fern or certain palms. |
| front |
the most forward part or side of something, such as a building. [13 definitions] |