Associations to the word «Frith»
Noun
- Woodland
- Concert
- Coleman
- Catalogue
- Vale
- Leslie
- Cortex
- Pop
- Potter
- Loop
- Genre
- Brisbane
- Wire
- Quarry
- Phillip
- Etymology
- Sally
- Cello
- Terry
- Marc
- Subscription
- Progressive
- John
- Music
- Drum
- Steve
- Doug
- Anthony
- Painter
- Motorcycle
- Mph
- Hampton
- Happy
- Switzerland
- Instrument
- Studio
- London
- Elliott
- Dance
- Jazz
- String
- Border
- Cricketer
- Cove
- Recording
- Isle
- Pierre
- Newman
- Rivers
- Edwin
- Alice
- Roger
- Cohen
- Lewis
- Conquest
- Portrait
- Henri
- Duchy
- Tom
- Brian
- Dry
- Label
- Monday
- Clearing
- Nowhere
- Parish
- Hill
- Cairo
- View
- Sheffield
- Folk
- Melody
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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