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brother’s murder or murderer. Fraudulent, a. deceitful; by fraud or cheating. FRAUGHT, a. loaded; full. FRAY, n. quarrel; FrE.AK, u. whim. iriot. Freakish, a. whimsical; odd. Freckled. Freckly, a. marked by freckles or Freebooter, tu robber. [spots. FREEDMAN, 77. man freed from slavery. FREEDOM, 77. exemption from control; familiarity. Freeholder,77.owner of freehold—land held by FREEMAN, n. one at liberty, or with privileges of FREE-PORT. port without duty on goods. FREE-THINKER, 77. one who disbelieves rcvelaFree-WZLL, power of acting at pleasure.[tion. Freight, n. 77. lading of ship;—V. load. FRENZY, 77. distraction of mind. FREQUENCY, n. common occurrence; repetition. Frequent, (fre'-) a. often done;— (ent'j v. visit FREQUENTATION, 77.habit of visiting often.[oftcn. FRESCO, n. painting on fresh plaster. FRESHET, ti. flood in rivers. FRESHMAN. 7?. one of younger cla in college. FRET, tion v. of irritate liquor; be irritation peevish of; corrode mind.; 11. agita Fretfulne ,; peevishne . [crumbled. Fretwork, n. raised 77. work. Friable, a. easily FRIAR, begging monk. FRIARY, Ti.monastery. FRIBBLE, 77. FRIBBLER.n.coxcomb. FRICASSEE, a. dish of stewed or fried chickens. FRICTION, n. rubbing attrition. Friendship, 77.intimacy; based on mutual esteem. FRIEZE, coarse woollen cloth, with nap; part FRIGATE, 77. swift war ship. FRIGIDITY,; 77. cold FRIPPERY, 77. old clothes. FRISK, 77. leap; dance. FRISEUR, ti. hair dre er. FRISKET, 77. frame to confine sheets of paper in FRISKY, a. lively frolicsome. [printing FRITTER, n. kind; of pan-cake;—v. break into FRIVOLITY. 77; frivolous or trifling acts or habits. Frizz. Frizzle,. v. crisp in short curls. FROCK, outer garment. FROLIC, ti. a. gay; playful; 77. wild prank; v. be FROLICSOME, a. full of gayety. [merry. Frond, n. leaf peculiar to palms and ferns. FRONDESCENCE, leafage or time of leafage. FRONT, fore part; 77. impudence;—v. stand before. FRONTAGE, 77. 77. front part of edifice or lot. FRONTAL, a. belonging to forehead or front n. FRONTIER, utmost verge of a country; a. bor FRONTISPIECE, 7?. picture facing first page of FRONTLET, n. bandage 77. worn on forehead.(book. FRORE, a. frozen. FROST-WORK, 77.work like:hoar FROTHY, a. full of froth or foam; empty, [frost. FROUZY. a. musty fetid. FROWARD, a. perversely expre —or; disobedient. FROWN, or look of—displeasure FRUCTESCENCE, time; when fruit npens.ffruit.. FRUCTIFEROUS. FRUGIFEROUS. 77. a. producing FRUCTIFY, v. make fruitful fertilize. FRUGAL, a. thrifty with economy.; FRUGALITY, prudent economy being frugal. FRUITERER, 77. n. one who deals in fruit.; FRUITION, enjoyment; realization. FRUMENTACEOUS, 77. a. made of gram. Frumenty, n. food made ofwhcat boiled in muk FRUSH, 7i. horn in sole of horse’s foot. Frustrate, v. disappoint; defeat; nullify. FRUTESCENT, a. becoming shrubby. Fuchsia, beautiful flowering plant of many Fudge, int. 71. word expre ing contempt. [species. FUEL, any substance that feeds fire FUGACIOUS, 71. a. fleeing away; volatile. FUGIE-WARKANT, one to apprehend debtor FUGITIVE, «. flying;—7i. runaway, [likely to flee. FUGLEMAN, ti. one In front of soldiers at drill to FUGUE, (fug) 77. chase of parts in music. Fulcrum, prop on which lever rests. FULFILMENT, 71. performance, [smoky sooty. FULGENCY, n. 91. brightne . FULIGINOUS,; o.