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Show firft found out by difcourfe, and drawn from out o Hooker the very bowels of heaven and earth znder 41. FrRO Frozen. 'This word is not ufed fince tk To FroNT. w. #, To ftand foremoft Fro'NTAL. 7 [ [ frontale, Latin; frontal French.] Any external form of medicin to be applied to the forehead, generall compofed amongft the ancients of cooler i Quincy and hypnoticks ‘With inward eyes illuminated His fiery virtue rous' From under afhes into fudden flame. Mi/t. Agoniftes From awithin From withi The broken bowels, and the bloated fkin A buzzing noife of bees his ears alarms. ~ Dryden We may apply intercipients upon the temples o #ifeman maftick : frontales may alfo be applied The torpedo, alive, ftupefies at a diftance; bu Away from; the contrary to the word #avards. Not now in ufe they retained, they might have fupplied opium, an Fro'Mwarp. prep. [ppam and peand Saxon. As cheerfully going tewards as Pyrocles wen Sidney froward fromward his death The horizontal needle is continually varyin towards Eaft and Weft; and fo the dipping or inclining needle is varying up and down, towards o Cheyne fromwards the zenith FronpiU'rEROUS. adj Bearing leaves [ frondifer, Latin. Dic FRONT. 7. /. [ frons, Latin; front, French. 3., The face His _front yet threatensy and his frowns comn}}ar}d rior They ftand not front to front, but each doth vie Creech The other's tail, purfu'd as they purfue The patriot virtues that diftend thy thought Spread on thy frozt and in thy bofom glow. Thom/on 2 The face in a fenfe of cenfur or dif like: as, a hardened fionz; a fierce from "This is the ufual fenfe 3. The face as oppofed to an enemy 4. 'The part or place oppofed to the face accefs of the town was only by a neck o fand : our men had fhot, that thundered upon the from the rampier in _front, and from the gallies tha Bacon lay at fea in flank ¢. The van of an army >Twixt hoft and hoft but narrow fpace was left A dreadful interval! and frou: to fron Prefented, ftood in terrible array. Milton's Par. Lof 6. The forepart of any thing, as of a build ing Both thefe fides are not only returns, but parts o the front; and uniform. without, though feverall partitioned within, - and are on both fides ofa grea Bacon and ftately tower, in the midft of the fromt Palladius advifeth the fronz of his edifice fhoul fo refpe&k the South, that inits firft angle it receiv zhe rifing rays of the Winter fun, and decline a littl Brown from the Winter fetting thereof The prince approach'd the door Poffefs'd the porch, and on the front abov Dryden's Zin He fix'd the fatal bough One fees the front of a palace covered with painte pillars of different orders Addifon on Ital ». The moft confpicuous part or particular o FronT. @. 2. [from the noun. 3. 'To oppofe direétly, or.face to face; t encounter You four fhall front them in the narrow lane; w will walk lower: if they 'fcape from your encounter Shakefp ghen they light on us Can you, when you have pufh'd out of you gates the very defender of them;, think to frozz hi Shakefpeare sevengeswith eafy groans Some are either to be won to the ftate in a faf and true manner, or fronted with fome other of th fame party that may oppofe them, and fo. divide th zeputation Bacon's Lffays I fhall front thee, like fome ftaring ghoft With all my wrongs about me.. Dryd. Don Sebaftian 2. To ftand oppofed or overagainft any plac or thing The fquare will be on Italy whe the other of the moft beaptifu this ftatue is erefted, and a tow built at oneen Aerved as frontals in phrenfies Fro'~TaTED adj [from frons i houf to fronz the church that ftands a Addifon on Italy The parching ai Burns frore, and cold performs th? effet of fire FrorNE That men may fay, when we the fiontbox grace Behold the firft in virtue, as in face Pope Fro'NTED, adj, {from frons. a front Par fronted brigades form FrO'NTIER Formed wit 7. [, [ frontiere, French. This is the ftate of man which terminates not at.the fea, but front another country Draw all the inhabitants of thofe borders away, o plant garrifons upon all thofe froztiers about him Spenfer on'Ireland. 1. upon my frontiers here keep refidence That little which is'left {o to defend Milton Fro'NTIER. adj. Bordering; conterminous A place there lies on Gallia's utmoft bounds whic 7. [ [ frontifpicium quod in fronte confpicitur frontifpice Embellifh'd, thick with fparkling orient gem The portal fhone Milton's Paradife Lof? Who is it-has informed us' that a rational fou can inhabit no tenement unlefs it has juft fuch fort of fromtifpiece Lacke The frontifpiece of the townhoufe has pillars of beautiful black marble, ftreaked with white. Addifon Fro'NTLESS. adj. [from front. ing wanting fhame Not bluth void of diffidence. "Thee,, frontlefs man, we follow'd from afar Thy inftruments of death and tools of war. Dryden For vice, though frontlefs, and of harden'd face 1s daunted at the fight of awful grace Dryden Strike a blufh through frontlefs flattery Pope Fro'NTLET. 2 /i [from frons, Latin; fronA bandage worn upon th teau, French. forehead. Ho on? now daughter, wha make that front/e You are too much of late i' th? frown. Shakefp They fhall be as frontlets between thine eyes Deut and intercept the influx FronTROOM Wifeman's Surgery & fi [ front and room. apartment in the forepart of the houfe A If your fhop ftands in an eminent ftreet, th Srontrooms are_commonly more airy than the backrooms; and it wil Srontroum fhallow 'FrorE be inconvenien adjs [bevrozen to mak th DMoxon Dutch, frozen. an withi its ow Fro'sTBITTEN. adj. [ frof and bitten. Nipped or withered by the froft The leaves are too much froftbittern. - Mertimer [from fiyt. adj Fro'stev inequalitie upon plants oni Lai thofe of the hoar frof lik The rich brocaded filk unfold Where rifing flow'rs grow fiff with froffed gold. Gay Fro'sTILY. adv. [from frofty. 1. With froft; with exceflive cold 2. Without warmth of affettion Courtling, I rather thou fhould'ft utterl Difpraife my work, than praife itfreffily. Ben Fonforts Fro'stiness. z f. [from figdy.] Cold freezing cold Fro/st~xain. #z fo. [ frof and zail] nail with a prominent head driven int th horfe' fhoes that it may pierce th ice The claws are ftrait only to take hold for bette progreffion; as a horfe that is fhod with fro/fnails Grew's Cofmol. Fro'sTwoRrK. 7. /. [frcfi'and work.] Work in which the fubftance is laid on with inequalities, like the dew congealed upon fhrubs By nature {hap'd to various figures, thof The fruitful rain, and thefe the hail compofe;The fnowy fleece and curious froffwork thefe Produce the dew, and thofe the gentle breeze Blackmares Fro'sty. adj. [from frof. 1. Having the power of congelation " ceflive cold ed- Tor ali my blood in Rome's great quarrel fhed For all the froffy nights that [ have watch'd Be pitiful to my condemned fons. Sha. Titus Androns Th air if ver cold, irritatet the flame and maketh it burn more fiercely; as fire fcorcheth in Bacon.. JSrofty weather A gnat half-ftarved with cold: and hunger, wea - out one fioffy morning to a.bee-hive. L'Effrange. 2. Chill in affeCtion withou warmth of kindnefs or courage What a froffy fpirited rogue is this! vi. 8 To the forehead frontlets were applied, to reftrai into itfelf Behold the groves that fhine with filver fro/f Their beauty wither'd, and their verdure loft. Pope Fr. With frontifpiece of diamond and gol retrea 2. 'The appearance of plants and trees {parkling with congelation of dew i That part of any building or other bod that diretly meets the eye ca compafs lie fecure from the freezing impreflion. Soxth Where rifing feas infult the frontier grounds. Addifon. FRO'NTISPYECE to-day he puts fort The tender leaves of hopes, to-morrow blofloms And bears his blufhing honours thick upon hi The third day comes a fio/?, a killing fro/? And when he thinks, good eafy man, full furel His greatnefs is a ripening, nips his root Shakefpeare's Henry VI1I And then he falls When the fro/? feizes upon wine, only the mor waterifh parts are congealed: there is a mighty fpiri Th any territory ; the border; properly tha the power or aé of congelation Milton the utmoft verge o 7. /. [gnorz, Saxon. 1. The laft effeét of cold In botany, the fiontated leaf of a flowe grows broader and broader, and at laft perhaps terminates in a right line: ufed i oppofition to cufpated, which is, whe the leaves of a flower end in a point How vain are all thefe glories, all our pains Unlefs good fenfe preferve what beauty gains Obfolete congealed with cold FROST Latin. Fro'srBoOX, 7. f box in the playhoufe from which ther is a dire¢t view to the ftage [bewrozen, Frozen, Dutch. O, my heart-blood is well nigh frorze I feel And my galage grown faft to my heel. Spen/er's Paff Brown Quincy [front and box.] 'Th Milton adj Frozen ha effect; whic fuc n producet after deat marches; the limit His forward hand, inur'd to wounds, makes wa Upon the fharpeft fronts of the moft fierce. Daniel Th time of Milton I front butin that file Where others tell fteps with me. Shak, Henry VIIT He, though blind of fight Defpis'd, and thought extinguifh'd quite 42 FR "FR' FR Shakefp 3. Hoary; grey-haired; refembling froft. Where is loyalty 1f it be banih'd from the froffy head, Where {hall it find a harbour in the éarth haks. FROTH. 7. /. | froe, Danifh and Scott fb.] 1. Spume; foam; the Bubbles caufed in liquours by. agitation His hideous tail then hutled he about Az |