Fret ful

In a state of vexation; peevish; ill-humored; irritable; captious; petulant; angry; as, a fret ful disposition. Fret'fully, adv. Peevishly; angrily. Fretfulne , п. Резѵishne ; ill-humor; disposition to fret and complain. Fret'ted, p . a. Corroded; rubbed or worn away.Agitated; vexed. - Made rough on the surface; variegated; ornamented with fretwork.-Furnished with frets, as a musical instrument. ( Her .) Interlaced one with the other; fretty. See FRET. Fret'ten, a. Rubbed; marked. Fret'ter, n. One who, or that which frets. Fret'ting, p. a. Wearing away; agitating; vexing.- Making rough on the surface; variegating. -n. A state of vexation; chafing; peevishne . Fretty, a . Adorned with fretwork. - See FRET. Fre'tum, n. [Lat.] A strait; an arm of the sea. Fretwork, n. Work adorned with frets. Freudenstadt, ( fro i'den - stat ,) a town of Würtemberg, on the Murg, 24 m. from Strasburg. Manuf . Pru ian-blue, white lead, and woollens. Pop . 4,130. Freudenthal, (fro i'den- tal .) a town of Austrian Silesia, on the borders of Moravia, 20 m. from Troppau. Manuf. Woollens and linens, Pop , 4,000. Frews'burg, in New York , a P. O. of Chautauqua co. Frews'ville, in New York , a village of Chautauqua co., abt. 24 m. E.S.E. of Maysville. Frey'burg, in Saxony. See FREIBERG. Frey'burg, in Switzerland, and in Baden. See FREIBURG. Freys'bush, in New York , a post-village of Mont- gomery co., abt. 340 m. W. by S. of Albany.