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Examples of froth in a Sentence
news shows full of froth
froth on the ocean waves
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The blood!—it’s more froth than heft, a confection that can harm no one.
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Beef tongue lies half-hidden in a froth of cold-smoked mushroom stock scented by anise and thyme, a homage to a Filipino recipe for ox tongue and Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup.
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Foam, froth, and drips have perennially plagued upper-lip pelts, no matter how well-groomed.
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Although a ‘bubble’ in home prices for the nation as a whole does not appear likely, there do appear to be, at a minimum, signs of froth in some local markets where home prices seem to have risen to unsustainable levels.
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An associate soberly lays out the constraints and parameters, but within minutes, Ingels has whipped the small group into a froth of expensive fantasy: flocks of drones, waterfalls, curly structures, room service by robot.
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Berlin (AP) -- Munich's city council has rejected an attempt to take the froth off beer prices at the annual Oktoberfest.
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The result — juicy fruit, spicy bitterness — adds complexity to the cocktail, while a froth of egg white on top adds a light, cloudlike texture.
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The victims lose control of their faculties, froth at the mouth, and writhe around on the ground as the life drains out of them.
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Origin and Etymology of froth
Middle English, from Old Norse frotha; akin to Old English āfrēothan to froth
Definition of froth
Examples of froth in a Sentence
The water frothed as the waves broke along the shore.
Recent Examples of froth from the Web
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The look then frothed out thanks to a sheer tulle skirt, and knee-high leather boots gave it a street-wise kick.
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While some of his Centennial High School classmates are earning extra cash working minimum wage jobs making sandwiches, flipping burgers or frothing up Grande Lattes at Starbucks, Marco Farfan is playing professional soccer for the Portland Timbers.
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The i-word may fire up the party’s already frothing base, which is clamoring for action and taking to the streets and social media to demand that Trump be confronted as aggressively as possible.
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What made Lynch an intriguing prospect his first couple seasons was a frothing desire to wreck offenses, to wage war with linemen, to sack quarterbacks.
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To the frothing New York media, the Jets pooh-poohed talk that Milliner had been tabbed as Revis' replacement.
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The Republican split screen on health care revealed the frothing debate within the party about how to gut aspects of the Affordable Care Act …
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Add the chocolate into the hot milk and stir with a molinillo (chocolate frothing tool) or a wire whisk.
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The extent of her complicity remains unclear, but Sebastian, the son of a billionaire described as Sweden’s richest man, died at the scene, leaving Maria as the sole focus of the media’s frothing fever dream about the case.
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First Known Use of froth
14th century
FROTH Defined for English Language Learners
froth
playDefinition of froth for English Language Learners
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: bubbles that form in or on a liquid
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: something that is appealing but that has no serious value or interest
FROTH Defined for Kids
Definition of froth for Students
frothed
;frothing
: to produce or form bubbles in or on a liquid
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