frenetic, frenetick

[Fr. frénétique, from Lat. phrenetic us; Gr. phrenētikos.] [FRANTIC.) Mad, frantic, distracted. frě-net-1-cal-ly, adv. [Eng. frenetic; -al; -ly.] Arch .: A roof having portions of two different Madly, frantically. pitches; a curb roof; a mansard roof. IMG:content-0137.png:[blocks in formation] frěn'-zěl-ite, s. [Named after Frenzel, a miner. alogist.] Min.: A sesquioxide of bismuth, Bi2Se3, found ma ive at Guanaxuati, in Mexico. *frěn'-zi-cal, a. [Eng. frenzy ;cconnective; -al .] Partaking of the nature of a frenzy; frantic.