Friction-rollers
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 85
frik'-shun-role-ers, s.pl. small cylinders. Fringillaceous, ranged as to diminish the friction of machinery. Fringy, consecrated to Frigga or Freya, the Scand in avian Fripperer, godde of beauty. Good Friday, Friday before Easter, Frippery, a day kept sacred by a large section of the Christian Church in memory of the death of Christ. tion; an intimate acquaintance; a favorer; a term Friseur, of salutation; a member of the Society of Friends: Frisk, v.a. to befriend; to favour or countenance. A friend at court, one who has sufficient interest to serve another. The Society of Friends, a community of Chris Frisker, tians that originated in England in the middle of the 17th cent.,distinguished for their plainne of speech Frisket,fris'-ket, and manners, and their rejection, in dependence on the Spirit alone, of both clergy and sacrament as media of grace. Friskful,
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