Associations to the word «Frith»
Noun
- Cutler
- Fred
- Burg
- Cora
- Forth
- Derbyshire
- Improvisation
- Powell
- Mori
- Chapel
- Fenton
- Henson
- Kaiser
- Freddie
- Autism
- Cow
- Solo
- Quartet
- Tt
- Francis
- Guitarist
- Violin
- Postcard
- Carla
- Stockport
- Braun
- En
- Ni
- Myles
- Dolan
- Sudbury
- Le
- Evan
- Chesterfield
- Hayward
- Guitar
- Gustave
- Mills
- Dm
- Wearer
- Derby
- Auguste
- Discography
- Saxophonist
- Pho
- Alvin
- Skeleton
- Photographer
- Rowe
- Saxophone
- Negative
- Lp
- Giacomo
- Photograph
- Estuary
- Bayou
- Tyne
- Derek
- Gardiner
- Lindsay
- Simon
- Reminiscence
- Patton
- Rabbit
- Chris
- Fi
- Bedford
- Clifford
- Wyatt
- Bailey
- Werner
- Gloucestershire
- Cd
- Howell
- Bourne
- Manipulation
- Gallagher
- Sharp
- Baird
- Gravity
- Street
- Henry
- Schizophrenia
- Stool
- Underwood
- Trio
- Tim
Wiktionary
FRITH, noun. (rare or archaic) Peace; security.
FRITH, noun. (obsolete) Sanctuary, asylum.
FRITH, verb. (transitive) (obsolete) To protect; guard.
FRITH, verb. (transitive) (obsolete) To inclose; fence in, as a forest or park.
FRITH, noun. A wood, woodland, forest; undergrowth, brushwood
FRITH, noun. Alternative form of firth
FRITH, noun. (UK) A kind of weir for catching fish.
FRITH, proper noun. A surname.
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