| 释义 |
frim
\ˈfrim\ adjective
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 — more at from
1. dialect England : marked by good physical condition : flourishing
< a frim calf >
2. dialect England : tender and succulent
< in the spring when the grass is young and frim > |