Frap

trap, v. [frap i-ed (frapt), frapping.] (Naut.) To undergird. [F.f'rapper, to strike, seize ropes, Ic. hrappa, to scold.] Fraternal, fra-ter 'nal, a. Pert, to brethren; becoming brothers; brotherly. [OY.fraternel, LL. fraternal is, L. fratemus, brotherly, frater, brother, q. v.] — Fraternally, adv. — Fraternity, -nY-tY, n. State or qualuy of being fraternal; brotherhood; a body of men a ociated for their common interest, busine , or pleasure; a brotherhood. [OF frater nite, L.fratertiitas.] — Fraternize, fra'teror fra-ter'nlz, v.i. [-NIZED (-nizd), -sizing.] To a ociate or hold close fellowship. [OF. fraterniser.] — Fra'terniza'tion, n. — Frat'ricide, -rY-sid, n. The murder of a brother; one who kills a brother. [L. fratricidium, murder of, etc. OF. fratricide, L. fratricida, the murderer of, etc., L. casdere, to kill.] — Frat'iici'dal, a. Pert, to, or involving a brother's murder.