Framing

fram'mg, n. the act of constructing a frame or setting. Franc, frangk, a silvet com orig used in Frame now also m Belgium, equal to 10d. sterling Franchise, fran'chiz, n a privilege 01 right granted the right of voting for a member of I'.u hamuit [Fr., from franc, franc he, tree Franchise, fran'chiz, v to enfianc/un to give one the franchise Francis can, fran-sis kail, adj' belonging to the order of St Fram in the K Chinch —n. a monk of this older. |I, Framiseus, Fi.»n« Frangible, fran'ji-bt, adj easily broken — Frangihil'ity [See Fraction Frank, frangk, adj open or candid m expre ion —zut. to send free of expense, as a letter ad Frankly (blew Test gratuitously - n Frank ne [Fr, franc T.ow fram as O t«cr. frauio, one of the trilie called Franks, bee man Frankincense, frangk -sens, n a sweet-smelling vegetable resin i uing from a tree in Arabia, and used m sacrifices- [O. Fr Jranc nicens, pure incense. See Frank and Incense Franklin, frangk'lin, n an old English fieeholder. [O. Fr. frankeleyu, from root of Frank,