froth
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
Britannica Dictionary definition of FROTH
[noncount]
1
:
bubbles that form in or on a liquid
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froth on the waves
2
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something that is appealing but that has no serious value or interest
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news shows full of froth
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the frothiness of the cream
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the frothy waves
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a frothy comedy
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froth
/ˈfrɑːθ/
verb
froths;
frothed;
frothing
2
froth
/ˈfrɑːθ/
verb
froths;
frothed;
frothing
Britannica Dictionary definition of FROTH
[no object]
:
to produce or form froth
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The water frothed as the waves broke along the shore.
froth at the mouth
1
:
to produce froth from the mouth because of illness or excitement
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The dog was frothing [=foaming] at the mouth.
2
informal
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to be very angry about something
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She was frothing [=foaming] at the mouth with rage.
