Fresh

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 202
fresh, adj. in a state of activity and health new and strong: recently produced or obtained untried having renewed vigour healthy not salt —adv. Fresh'ly.—«. Fresh ne . [A S frtsc cog with Dut. venth. Gei fr:\ch Ger.fnsg, from which come Fr Jrais. Jmuhe, It fresco Freshen, freth'n, v t to make fresh to take the saltne from, v.i to grow fiesh to grow brisk or strong. FreBhet, fresh^et, n. a pool or stream of fiesh water the sudden overflow of a nver from rain or melted snow. [From Fresh, with dim suffix et
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