Frith

What do we mean by frith?

A firth. noun

A narrow arm of the sea; an estuary; the opening of a river into the sea: used specifically in Scotland only, where firth is the commoner form: as, the Firth of Forth; the Frith of Clyde. noun

A kind of weir for catching fish; a kind of net. noun

Peace; security; freedom from molestation. noun

A treaty or agreement of peace made between two contending kingdoms or districts. noun

A piece of land inclosed for the preservation of game; a park or forest for game; hence, a forest or woody place in general; a hedge; a coppice. noun

A small field taken out of a common. noun

Ground overgrown with bushes or underwood; a field which has been taken from woods. noun

To protect; guard.

To inclose; fence in, as a forest or park.

A narrow arm of the sea; an estuary; the opening of a river into the sea. Also called firth. noun

A kind of weir for catching fish. noun

A forest; a woody place. noun

A small field taken out of a common, by inclosing it; an inclosure. noun

Alternative form of firth. noun

A wood, woodland, forest; undergrowth, brushwood noun

Peace; security. noun

Sanctuary, asylum. noun

To protect; guard. verb

To inclose; fence in, as a forest or park. verb

Peace; security.

Sanctuary, asylum.

Words that are spelled similarly to frith:
frith, faith, froth, frit, grith, fritz, brith, crith, frito, frite, frits, fith, urith, arith, feith, erith, fruth, rith, drith, fritch, fritt, frita.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word frith:
rova, speechless, cutler, cora, soho, hardback, ornithologist, cow, mori, kaiser, quartet, discography, carla, improvised, hayward, fred, improvisation, saxophone, alvin, skeleton, evan, autism, psychologist, guitar, gravity, norton, violin, powell, ren, lindsay, lancaster, tim, henry, ensemble, suite, massacre, percussion, thompson, sharp, chris, drums, experimental, bass, collaborated, comprises, marc, trio, solo, bears, manor, photographer, sheffield, cooper, guitarist, string, composed, drummer, recorded, wood, derby, painter, composer, instruments, cambridge, parker, tracks, pop, street, portrait, dance, nick, performed, composition, painted, soundtrack, alfred, gallery, collaboration, usual, lap, critic, tom, oxford, cricket, pieces, sounds.

Words that rhyme with frith:
with, myth, smith, pith, forthwith, scythe, monolith, writhe, wordsmith, herewith, blacksmith, fifth, grith, aerosmith, withe, locksmith, goldsmith, smyth, blyth, brith, coppersmith, arrowsmith, stith, granny smith, joseph smith, hammersmith, wayland the smith, highsmith, coopersmith, beckwith, messersmith, dith, arrasmith, hockensmith, booksmith, brocksmith, fithe, hockersmith, ledwith, rhinesmith, richardsonsmith, skipwith, stallsmith.

Adjectives that are often used to describe frith:
chapel, narrow, old, young, chapelen, british, solway, dear, edinburgh, the, late, open, distant, beautiful, aurnhammer, middle, enle, popular, broad, victorian, pro, use, rapid, straitened, idle, vast, unlucky, imaginary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective frith:
gilds, gild, street, guild, guilds, stool, bryce, gegildas, morteroy, borhs, walter, bot, road, geard, borh, bryoe, station, head.

Consonant match to frith:
froth, fruth.

Words that sound like frith:
frith, froth, fruth, fifth, fith, frizz, firth, frick, friz, frim, frys, frit, furth, fress, fris, fricke, frik, fric, friss, fritt, frithy, from, fret, fra, frett, frum, frech, freck, frut, ferous, frec, frem, feth, frus, phorous, ferreous, fref, phra, free, faith, freak, frame, freeze, fray, freight, frat, fraught, frees, fath, fram, frack, frau, freek, frew, frear, frei, frak, frase, frays, frea, frass, frere, fraise, freese, foth, fraze, freet, freo, frate, frac, fauth, fraz, feith, fras, firat, faithe, freis, freas, frae, fraight, faeth, frais, fraph, frai, frese, fayth, freire, fraus, freit, frahm, faroff, freq, firry, freia, firring, frej, -free, ferrat, faruq, feroce.