Definition of frore in English:

frore

adjective frɔːfrɔr

literary

Frozen; frosty.
Example sentencesExamples
- Wildly the frore wind blew the fallen leaves backwards, upwards, back towards the bare branches where they once lived, around circularly in tiny spirals across the street.
- The beast wept as the frore hills weep in the thaw, and the tears splashed big into the agate bowl.
- But through the frore wind and the dripping rain walks a man along the road.
Synonyms
icy, freezing, bitterly cold, glacial, sub-zero, frozen, wintry

Origin

Middle English: archaic past participle of freeze.

Definition of frore in US English:

frore

adjectivefrɔrfrôr

literary

Frozen; frosty.
Example sentencesExamples
- But through the frore wind and the dripping rain walks a man along the road.
- Wildly the frore wind blew the fallen leaves backwards, upwards, back towards the bare branches where they once lived, around circularly in tiny spirals across the street.
- The beast wept as the frore hills weep in the thaw, and the tears splashed big into the agate bowl.
Synonyms
icy, freezing, bitterly cold, glacial, sub-zero, frozen, wintry

Origin

Middle English: archaic past participle of freeze.

单词	frore
释义	Definition of frore in English: frore adjective frɔːfrɔr literary Frozen; frosty. Example sentencesExamples Wildly the frore wind blew the fallen leaves backwards, upwards, back towards the bare branches where they once lived, around circularly in tiny spirals across the street. The beast wept as the frore hills weep in the thaw, and the tears splashed big into the agate bowl. But through the frore wind and the dripping rain walks a man along the road. Synonyms icy, freezing, bitterly cold, glacial, sub-zero, frozen, wintry Origin Middle English: archaic past participle of freeze. Definition of frore in US English: frore adjectivefrɔrfrôr literary Frozen; frosty. Example sentencesExamples But through the frore wind and the dripping rain walks a man along the road. Wildly the frore wind blew the fallen leaves backwards, upwards, back towards the bare branches where they once lived, around circularly in tiny spirals across the street. The beast wept as the frore hills weep in the thaw, and the tears splashed big into the agate bowl. Synonyms icy, freezing, bitterly cold, glacial, sub-zero, frozen, wintry Origin Middle English: archaic past participle of freeze.
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