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fro F0334000 (frō)adv. Away; back: moving to and fro.prep. Scots From. [Middle English, probably from Old Norse frā; see per in Indo-European roots.]fro (frəʊ) advback or from. See to and fro[C12: from Old Norse frā; related to Old English fram from]
fro (frəʊ) or 'fron, pl fros or 'fros (Hairdressing & Grooming) short for Afrofro (froʊ) adv. from; back (used in the phrase to and fro). [1150–1200; Middle English fro, fra < Old Norse frā from; akin to Old English fram from] Translationsfro
froShort for "Afro," a bushy, rounded hairstyle worn predominantly by African Americans. Dad, I can't believe you used to have a fro!to and froBack and forth; from one place to another; toward and away. She paced to and fro while she waited for the doctors to give her an update on her husband. You need to bring the kids to a place where they can run to and fro without restriction for a while.See also: and, froAfroA naturally bushy, rounded hairstyle worn predominantly by people of African descent. Don't tease your father—everybody had an Afro back in the '70s.sway to and fro1. Literally, to continue moving, swinging, bending, tilting, etc., slowly in one direction and then back in the opposite direction. The structure swayed to and fro, threatening to topple at any given minute. Everyone in the crowd was swaying to and fro in time with the song.2. By extension, to oscillate between two opposing positions, decisions, inclinations, points of view, etc. Public opinion has swayed to and fro on this issue for decades. You can't keep swaying to and fro over this—you need to make a decision and commit to it!See also: and, fro, swayfroyoFrozen yogurt. (Formed as a portmanteau of the two words.) Do you want to stop and get some froyo for dessert?to and fro[of movement] toward and away from something. The puppy was very active—running to and fro—wagging its tail. The lion in the cage moved to and fro, watching the people in front of the cage.See also: and, froto and froBack and forth, as in He was like a caged animal, pacing to and fro. Strictly speaking, to means "toward" and fro "away from," but this idiom is used more vaguely in the sense of "moving alternately in different directions." [First half of 1300s] See also: and, froˌto and ˈfro from one place to another and back, repeatedly; from side to side repeatedly: They travel to and fro between London and Paris. ♢ She held the baby in her arms and rocked her to and fro.See also: and, froAfro and fro n. a hairdo, sometimes worn by American blacks, where the hair appears to be a large puffy ball. (From African.) Man, I thought Afros went out in the sixties! This rain’s gonna ruin my fro! fro verbSee Afrofroyo n. frozen yogurt. Let’s stop at the store and get some froyo. FRO
FROGOST 7.67 Latin three-letter geocode for the Faroe Islands. The code is used for transactions to and from Faroese bank accounts and for international shipping to the Faroe Islands. As with all GOST 7.67 codes, it is used primarily in Cyrillic alphabets.FRO
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FRO➣Florence (Amtrak station code; Florence, OR) | FRO➣Frontline LTD (stock symbol) | FRO➣Faculty of Radiation Oncology | FRO➣Faroe Islands (ISO Country code) | FRO➣Family Readiness Officer (US Marine Corps) | FRO➣Food Rescue Organization (various locations) | FRO➣First Responder Organization (Texas) | FRO➣Faculty Research Office (various schools) | FRO➣Final Result Only | FRO➣Family Responsibility Office (Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services; Ontario, Canada) | FRO➣For Reference Only | FRO➣First Responder Operations | FRO➣Final Regulation Order (California) | FRO➣Final Restraining Order | FRO➣First Responder-Operational (hazardous materials) | FRO➣Friends of Orphans (Kampala, Uganda) | FRO➣From Receipt of Order | FRO➣Floro, Norway - Floro (Airport Code) | FRO➣Flood Response Office (US FEMA) | FRO➣Flight Radio Officer | FRO➣Federal Register Office | FRO➣Fleet Records Office | FRO➣Future Readiness Officer | FRO➣Fleet Resources Office | FRO➣Fraction of Residential Power supplied by Oil | ThesaurusSeeFreyr |