Definition of Fribs

1. frib [n] - See also: frib

Lexicographical Neighbors of Fribs

friarbird
friarbirds
friaries
friarly
friars
friary
friation
frib
fribble
fribbled
fribbler
fribblers
fribbles
fribbling
frible
fribs (current term)
fricace
fricaces
fricadel
fricadels
fricandeau
fricandeaus
fricandeaux
fricandel
fricandels
fricando
fricandoes
fricandos

Literary usage of Fribs

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Sheep Husbandry: With an Account of the Different Breeds, and General by Henry Stephens Randall (1856)
"He then picks up the "fribs" (small loose locks) left on the floor, which are deposited ... A small boy or two are handy to pick up fribs, sweep, &c. straw, ..."

2. Cost Finding in Woolen and Worsted Mills by Samuel Sherman Dale (1918)
"When sorted; there were- besides the 3/ body sort, burry valued at 12 cents, fribs at 12 cents, ... $8.40 fribs, 32 Ibs. 12 cts. ..."

3. Tariff Hearings Before the Committee on Ways and Means of the House of by Committee on Ways and Means, United States, Congress, House (1908)
"Medium half-blood territory wool (American). Take 100 pounds: Taking off string, dung locks, fribs, and refuse (4 per cent) leaves 90 pounds of sorted wool ..."

4. Ergänzungsbände zur dritten Auflage des Handbuchs der organischen Chemie by Friedrich Konrad Beilstein (1906)
"... fribs, B. 31, 763). — Krystalle aus Alkohol. Schmelzpunkt: 149,5—150°. Fast unlöslich in Aether und Ligro'iu, löslich in Benzol und Eisessig, ..."

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