Fronting

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 34
Standing with the front towards; front to front, or opposite. Front'ingly, adv. In a facing position; opposingly. Frontispiece, (fron'tis-pees,) n. [O. Fr. front i spice; L. Lat. frontispicium, from frons, the front, and spicere, to view.] An ornamental picture or engraving fronting ( Arch. ) The principal face, or front view of a building; the face that directly presents itself to the eye. Front'le , a . Wanting shame or modesty; not diffident; as, frontle flattery, frontle vice. Frontle ly, adv . Shamele ly; impudently; immodestly.
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