5 cap : a member of the Society of Friends : QUAKER
— friend·less adjective
Synonyms
[1] buddy, chum, comrade, crony, familiar, intimate, pal
Antonyms
enemy, foe
[4] advocate, apostle, backer, booster, champion, exponent, promoter, proponent, supporter—more at EXPONENT
friend·li·ness noun : the quality or state of being friendly
Synonyms
amity, benevolence, cordiality, fellowship, friendship, goodwill, kindliness—more at GOODWILL
friend·ly adjective : of, relating to, or befitting a friend
Synonyms
appreciative, complimentary, favorable, good, positive—more at FAVORABLE
amicable, companionable, comradely, cordial, genial, hearty, neighborly, warm, warmhearted
Antonyms
antagonistic, hostile, unfriendly
friend·ship noun : the state of being friends
Synonyms
amity, benevolence, cordiality, fellowship, friendliness, goodwill, kindliness—more at GOODWILL
frieze noun : an ornamental often sculptured band extending around something (as a building or room)
frig·ate noun 1 : a square-rigged warship
2 : a warship smaller than a destroyer
fright noun 1 : sudden terror : ALARM
2 : something that is ugly or shocking
Synonyms
[1] alarm, anxiety, apprehension, dread, fear, horror, panic, terror, trepidation—more at FEAR
[2] eyesore, horror, mess, monstrosity, sight—more at EYESORE
fright·en verb 1 : to make afraid
2 : to drive away or out by frightening
3 : to become frightened
— fright·en·ing adjective
— fright·en·ing·ly adverb
Synonyms
alarm, horrify, panic, scare, shock, spook, startle, terrify, terrorize
Antonyms
reassure
fright·ful adjective 1 : causing intense fear or alarm : TERRIFYING
2 : startling esp. in being bad or objectionable
3 : EXTREME <~ thirst>
Synonyms
fearful, fearsome, forbidding, formidable, hair-raising, scary, shocking, terrifying—more at FEARFUL
fright·ful·ly adverb : in a frightful manner
Synonyms
extremely, greatly, highly, much, very
fright·ful·ness noun : the quality or state of being frightful
Synonyms
atrociousness, atrocity, hideousness, horror, monstrosity, repulsiveness—more at HORROR
frig·id adjective 1 : intensely cold
2 : lacking warmth or ardor : INDIFFERENT
3 : abnormally averse to or unable to achieve orgasm during sexual intercourse — used esp. of women
— fri·gid·i·ty noun
Synonyms
[1] arctic, bitter, cold, freezing, frosty, glacial, icy, polar, wintry—more at COLD
[2] chill, chilly, cold, cool, frosty, icy, indifferent, unfriendly, wintry
frigid zone noun : the area or region between the arctic circle and the north pole or between the antarctic circle and the south pole
frill noun 1 : a gathered, pleated, or ruffled edging
2 : something unessential
— frilly adjective
Synonyms
[1] flounce, furbelow, ruffle—more at RUFFLE
[2] amenity, comfort, extra, indulgence, luxury, superfluity—more at LUXURY
1fringe noun [ORIGIN: ME frenge, fr. AF, fr. VL *frimbia, alter. of L fimbriae (pl.)]
1 : an ornamental border consisting of short threads or strips hanging from an edge or band
2 : something that resembles a fringe : EDGE
3 : something that is additional or secondary to an activity, process, or subject
Synonyms
border, boundary, edge, margin, perimeter, periphery—more at BORDER
2fringe verb 1 : to furnish or adorn with a fringe
2 : to serve as a border or fringe for
Synonyms
border, bound, margin, rim, skirt—more at BORDER
fringe benefit noun 1 : an employment benefit paid for by an employer