Foam
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 40
fōm, n. froth: the bubbles which rise on the surface of liquors: fury.— v.i. to gather foam: to be in a rage.— v.t. ( B. ) to throw out with rage or violence (with out ).— adv. Foam′ingly .— adjs. Foam′le , without foam; Foam′y , frothy. [A.S. fám ; Ger. feim , prob. akin to L. spuma .]
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