Friary, fri -ur-e, s

a monastery; a convent of friars; Fri at i on, fri-a'-shun, s. the act of crumbling. Fribble, frib'-bl, a. frivolous; trifling: s. a frivolous Fribbler, frib'-bler, s. a trifler. Fricandeau, frik'-an-do, s. a slice of veal larded and Frica ee, frik'-å-see, s. a dish of chickens, rabbits, or Friction, frik'-shun, s. the act of rubbing the surface of Frictional, frik'-shun-al, a. relating to or caused by Friction-balls, frik'-shun-bawls, s.pl. a mechanical con trivance for moving heavy weights round a centre, as in cutting ablock of marble. machinery is put in and out ofgear. Fringe-like,