friselt

An obsolete form of friezel. frise2t, n. An obsolete form of frieze2. frise3 (frēz), n. Same as chevaux - de - frise. frisesomorum (fris"e-sō-mō'rum), n. mnemonic name of an indirect mood of the first figure of syllogism. The following is an example: Some prophecies come true; but no scientific prediction is prophecy; hence, some things that come true are not scientific predictions. Three of the vowels and four of the consonants of this name, which is one of those given by Petrus His pan us (see barbara ), are significant. I indicates that the major premise is a particular atfirmative; e, that the minor premise is a universal negative; o, that the conclusion is a particular negative; f, that the mood is to be reduced to ferio; the two s's, that the premises are IMG:content-1872.png:[blocks in formation] friskily (fris'ki-li), adv. [= ODan. friskelig.] In a frisky manner; briskly. friskint, n. [ Sir Q. I gave thee this chain, manly Tuсса. Tuc. Ay, say'st thou so, frisk in ? Dekker , Sat i rom as tix. friskine (fris'ki-nes), n . The state or quality of being frisky; briskne ; liveline ; frolic. Lambs in the spring show us that the friskine of one is a cause of friskine in those near it -- if one leaps, others leap. H. Spencer , Prin. of Psychol., § 506.