Frontispiece

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 203
front'i-spex, n. the principal front or face of a building a figuie or engraving in front of a book. [Fr —Low L. frontisficium— frons, and fiecio lo see not conn, with Pieoe.J Frontle , founl'les, odj void of shame or modesty. Frontlet, founl'let, n a little band worn on the front or forehead. [Dun of Front Frost, frost, u. the slate of the atmosphere in which water friezes: frozen dew, also called hoarfrost, - v.t. to cover with anything resembling hoar-frost [A S. firstfrtosau cf. Ger. fiflst, Goth frats Frost-bite, frust'-blt, n the freezing or depre ion of vitality in a part of the body by exposure to cold [by frost. Frost-bitten, foost'-bit'n, adj bitten or affected Frost-bound, frost'- bownd, adj. bound or confined by frost Frosting, frost'ing, the composition, resembling hoarfrost, used to cover cake, ,
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