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freezing adj. frigid, icy, arctic, frosty, boreal, hyperboreal, numbing,
Siberian, polar, glacial, ice-cold, wintry, bone-chilling,
bitter, biting, bitter(ly) cold, perishing, cold, chill,
tooth-chattering; chilled to the bone, frozen, shivering,
Archaic frore: The rescue was performed under freezing
conditions. We were freezing in our thin jackets.
freight n. 1 transport, transportation, carriage, conveyance, shipping,
shipment, freightage, delivery: The charges for freight are
included. 2 goods, cargo, tonnage, freightage; load, boatload,
shipload, lorry load, haul, consignment, payload: How much
freight passes through here?
frenzy n. 1 excitement, agitation, fury, fever, Brit furore or US
furor, passion, turmoil, transport: The crowd was whipped into
a frenzy at the match. 2 distraction, paroxysm, seizure,
outburst, bout, fit: She went into a frenzy of despair after
the death of her family.
frequent adj. 1 recurrent, recurring, habitual, regular, familiar,
everyday, customary, usual, ordinary, normal, common, repeated,
iterative, reiterative, persistent, continuing, continual,
constant; many, numerous, countless, innumerable: She was a
frequent visitor at our house. She paid us frequent visits.
--v. 2 haunt, patronize, visit, resort to, go to or attend
regularly, Colloq hang out or around at: Yes, Inspector, I used
to frequent the pub called The Saracen's Head.
frequently
adv. 1 often, regularly, continually, repeatedly, over and over
(again), again and again, a lot, many times, many a time, time
after time, time and (time) again, Archaic oftentimes,
oft-times: She has visited me frequently during the past weeks.
2 often, habitually, customarily, regularly, usually,
ordinarily, generally, commonly, every so often, many a time, as
often as not, Archaic oftentimes, oft-times: He frequently
stops at The Golden Hind after work.
fresh adj. 1 new, today's, brand-new; (most) recent, late(st): Don't
you love the smell of fresh bread? This is the product of fresh
research. 2 new, modern, up to date, novel, original,