fret
61fret saw — n. a saw with a narrow, fine toothed blade in a U shaped frame, for cutting curved patterns in thin boards or metal plates …
62fret|less — «FREHT lihs», adjective. free from worry or discontent; untroubled; unruffled: »fretless and free (Robert Browning) …
63fret|tage — «FREHT ihj», noun. 1. the process of shrinking on rings of metal about the breech of a gun to give additional strength. 2. the collection of rings so employed. ╂[< French frettage < fretter to ring < frette a ring] …
64fret|ted — «FREHT ihd», adjective, verb. –adj. having frets. a) past tense and past participle of fret1, fret2, and fret3 …
65fret|worked — «FREHT WURKT», adjective. ornamented with fretwork: »The tumbling residential villas, fretworked and pinnacled in the last excesses of chinoiserie... (Manchester Guardian Weekly) …
66fret|work — «FREHT WURK», noun. ornamental openwork or carving consisting largely of intersecting lines …
67fret·work — /ˈfretˌwɚk/ noun [noncount] : patterns or decoration on a surface made by cutting into or through the surface …
68FRET (Physique) — Transfert d énergie entre molécules fluorescentes Pour les articles homonymes, voir Fret (homonymie). Sommaire 1 Introduction 2 Conditions du transfert d’énergie …
69Fret SNCF — Train de fret SNCF Fret SNCF est l activité de fret de la SNCF en France. Elle dispose de filiales à l étranger, notamment Fret SNCF Benelux S.A. qui a pris en 2010 le nom de Captrain. Sommaire …
70Fret-King — Fondateurs Trev Wilkinson Activité Facture Instrumentale …
