frim
adjective
ˈfrim
1
dialectal, England : marked by good physical condition : flourishing
a frim calf
2
dialectal, England : tender and succulent
in the spring when the grass is young and frim
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, abundant, flourishing, probably from Old English freme good, excellent; akin to Old English fram bold, strong, Old Norse framr foremost, fram forward
- photoprinting
- photoproduct
- photoproductions
- photoproducts
- photoproton
- photoptometer
- photoradio
- photoradiogram
- photoradiograph
- photoradiographic
- photoradiography
- photoreaction
- photoreactions
- photoreactivating
- photoreactivation
- photoreactivations
- photorealism
- photorealisms
- photorealist
- photorealistic
- photorealists
- photoreception
- photoreceptions
- photoreceptive
- photoreceptor