| Definition/Clue | 'Fri' word |
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| Entablature; bas relief. | |
| Sort of a monk. '_____ Tuck.' | |
| Type of warship. | |
| Heat produced by rubbing. | |
| Show with Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer and Courteney Cox. | |
| Day of the week. | |
| Plastic disc toy. | |
| Type of consonant, such as 'f'. | |
| Hair that looks like it's been zapped is this. | |
| Vulgar word, slightly nicer than the 'F' word. | |
| German first name. '_____ the Cat.' | |
| The little surrey in 'Oklahoma!' has this on top. | |
| Trifle; also, a milkshake at Friendly's restaurant. | |
| Fried cake (noun); squander (verb). | |
| 'Beans' in Spanish. | |
| Handel's middle name. | |
| | Definition/Clue | 'Fri' word |
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| Not the minister, but rather the chicken. | |
| Trivial bit of finery. | |
| 'If at first you don't _________, fry, fry a hen.' | |
| 'You want _____ with that?' | |
| 'Are you done? What's in the ______?' | |
| Outsider's nickname for San Francisco. | |
| To scare. | |
| 'There are no ______ women, only clumsy men.' | |
| Engels', Nietzsche's and Mesmer's first name. | |
| A moment of intense excitement; a shudder. (French) | |
| Your cat is this, but you hope the cop who pats you down isn't. | |
| Popular corn chips. | |
| Silly, trivial. | |
| Ruffly, lacy. | |
| Easily broken up; crumbly. | |
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Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D' 
Giant Word Ladder I
