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Examples of froth in a Sentence
news shows full of froth
froth on the ocean waves
Recent Examples of froth from the Web
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When the froth dissolves, only a third of the glass is left.
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Everyone thought they were engaged in June 2017 Once people noticed the matching diamond rings the two were rocking, rumors started to froth and bubble like a steaming vat of Polyjuice Potion.
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There was a time during the American presidential campaign and in the early months of the Trump presidency when Mr. Trump’s anti-Mexico utterances could whip this nation into a froth of patriotic outrage.
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Pompeo also claimed that withdrawing froth #IranDeal & pursing a better deal is in the interest of US national security & prevents proliferation in the region.
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Wall Street’s finest warned of parallels between today’s soaring stock markets and the pre-crisis froth.
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The sound of Born Of Osiris is complex, with double-kick blasts slicing and stabbing the music into a kind of concussive froth.
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The Los Angeles creators of Go Fug Yourself, a blog that dives deep into the royal froth, will travel to Windsor to cover the wedding and the days leading up to it.
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Order a coffee and a pastry or three, and while your latte froths at the front counter, go to the back of the room and witness a cloud of flour rise around a team of bakers.
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Origin and Etymology of froth
Middle English, from Old Norse frotha; akin to Old English āfrēothan to froth
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First Known Use: 14th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1a
See Words from the same yearDefinition of froth
frothed;
frothing;
froths
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: to foam at the mouth
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: to throw froth out or up
3
: to become covered with or as if with froth
- whole groves froth with nodding blossoms
- —Amy Lovejoy
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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Try Costanera’s classic Pisco Sour ($12), gently frothed and sprinkled with cinnamon, or the chicha version ($13), colored by sweet purple corn juice.
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Starbucks first introduced its cold foam back in April, describing the drink topper as nonfat milk frothed in a special blender until smooth.
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Witnesses told British media outlets that, before losing consciousness, Rowley and Sturgess were frothing at the mouth, hallucinating, and incoherent.
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Witnesses told the British press that the couple — identified as Charlie Rowley, 45, and Dawn Sturgess, 44 — were frothing at the mouth and incoherent before lapsing into coma.
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The ‘90s had Felicity, with her University of New York friends, a gig frothing up $4 cappuccinos (price adjusted for inflation) at Dean & DeLuca, and a love triangle for the ages.
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Support for every war has been frothed by calls of patriotism.
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The ad ran for a week, frothing public interest in the subject.
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The media frothed that the video looked like propaganda from the DPRK.
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First Known Use of froth
14th century
FROTH Defined for English Language Learners
Definition 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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