froth 音标拼音: [fr'ɔθ]
n . 泡,泡沫,琐物
vt . 使生泡沫
vi . 发泡,吹泡
泡,泡沫,琐物使生泡沫发泡,吹泡
froth n 1 :
a mass of small bubbles formed in or on a liquid ; "
the beer had a thick head of foam " [
synonym : {
foam }, {
froth }]
v 1 :
become bubbly or frothy or foaming ; "
The boiling soup was frothing "; "
The river was foaming "; "
Sparkling water " [
synonym :
{
foam }, {
froth }, {
fizz }, {
effervesce }, {
sparkle }, {
form bubbles }]
2 :
make froth or foam and become bubbly ; "
The river foamed "
[
synonym : {
froth }, {
spume }, {
suds }]
3 :
exude or expel foam ; "
the angry man was frothing at the mouth "
Froth \
Froth \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Frothed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n ..
{
Frothing }.]
1 .
To cause to foam .
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2 .
To spit ,
vent ,
or eject ,
as froth .
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He . . .
froths treason at his mouth . --
Dryden .
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Is your spleen frothed out ,
or have ye more ?
--
Tennyson .
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3 .
To cover with froth ;
as ,
a horse froths his chain .
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Froth \
Froth \,
v .
i .
To throw up or out spume ,
foam ,
or bubbles ;
to foam ;
as beer froths ;
a horse froths .
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Froth \
Froth \,
n . [
OE .
frothe ,
Icel .
fro [
eth ]
a ;
akin to Dan .
fraade ,
Sw .
fradga ,
AS . [=
a ]
freo [
eth ]
an to froth .]
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1 .
The bubbles caused in fluids or liquors by fermentation or agitation ;
spume ;
foam ;
esp .,
a spume of saliva caused by disease or nervous excitement .
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2 .
Any empty ,
senseless show of wit or eloquence ;
rhetoric without thought . --
Johnson .
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It was a long speech ,
but all froth . --
L '
Estrange .
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3 .
Light ,
unsubstantial matter . --
Tusser .
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{
Froth insect } (
Zool .),
the cuckoo spit or frog hopper ; --
called also {
froth spit }, {
froth worm },
and {
froth fly }.
{
Froth spit }.
See {
Cuckoo spit },
under Cuckoo .
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132 Moby Thesaurus words for "
froth ":
aerate ,
air ,
alluvion ,
alluvium ,
ash ,
babble ,
beat ,
breakers ,
bric -
a -
brac ,
bubble ,
bubbles ,
chaff ,
chicken feed ,
chickenshit ,
chip ,
cinder ,
clinker ,
cobweb ,
collar ,
cork ,
cream ,
deposition ,
deposits ,
details ,
diluvium ,
down ,
draff ,
dregs ,
dribble ,
drivel ,
drool ,
dross ,
dust ,
effervesce ,
ember ,
ether ,
expectoration ,
fairy ,
feather ,
feces ,
fizz ,
flippancy ,
flue ,
fluff ,
foam ,
frivolity ,
fuzz ,
gab ,
gas ,
gibberish ,
gimcrackery ,
gossamer ,
grounds ,
head ,
hot air ,
knickknackery ,
lather ,
lees ,
levity ,
lightness ,
loess ,
mantle ,
meringue ,
minutiae ,
moraine ,
mote ,
mousse ,
mouth -
watering ,
nonsense ,
offscum ,
peanuts ,
piffle ,
plash ,
precipitate ,
precipitation ,
ptyalism ,
puff ,
rubbish ,
saliva ,
salivate ,
salivation ,
scoria ,
scud ,
scum ,
sea foam ,
sediment ,
settlings ,
shower ,
sialagogue ,
silt ,
sinter ,
slabber ,
slag ,
slaver ,
slobber ,
slosh ,
small beer ,
small change ,
smut ,
soapsuds ,
soot ,
souffle ,
sparge ,
spatter ,
spindrift ,
spit ,
spittle ,
splash ,
splatter ,
sponge ,
spoondrift ,
spray ,
sprinkle ,
spume ,
sputum ,
stinging ,
straw ,
sublimate ,
sud ,
suds ,
surf ,
swash ,
thistledown ,
trash ,
trifles ,
trivia ,
trumpery ,
twaddle ,
whip ,
whisk ,
white water ,
yeast
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