Froth

froth, n. A collection of bubbles on liquids; spume; foam; empty, sensele show of wit or eloquence; tight, unsubstantial matter.— [frothed (frotht), bsothing.] To cause to foam, cover with am, fame, far, pa or opera, fare Snd, FRUTESOENT froth. — v. To throw up foam. [Ic. frodha, Dan. fraade, Sw. fradga.] — Froth'y, a. [frothier, -iest.] Full of, or consisting of, froth; spumous; foamy not firm or solid soft vain empty; unsubstantial. — Frothily, adv. — Frothlne , n.