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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1831 Excerpt:...woman belonging to military orders. 2. A lay sister of some religious orders. Freilar, va. (Obs.) To receive or admit in a military order. Freile, sm. Properly it is a knight of a military order, but this name is generally given to the ecclesiastical members of thuse orders. Freir, va. To fry or dress in a frying-pan. FreirsedecaioTyTo be excessively hot. Freirst'/a d afguno, (Coll.) To deceive one preineditatedly. Frfeje, sm. (Prov.) A hoop or an osier to bind some things. Frejol, sm. French beau, kidney bean. PI13 seolus vulgaris, L. Frenar, va. (Obs.) To curb, to check, to restrain. Frendiente, a. (Obs.) Enraged, furious; gnaslw ing or colliding the teeth with fury and pas sio a. Frencrfa, s/. 1. Business of bridle-making. 2. Place or shop in which bridles are made or sold, Frcnero, sm. One who makes the bits of a bridle, a bridle-maker, a lorimer. FrcnesS, sm. 1. Frenzy, madness, distraction of mind, frauticness, furiousncss. "J.(Met.)Fully, extravagant caprice. Freneticameate, ad. Madly, furiously, distractedly, frauticly. Frenetico, ca, a. Mad, distracted, frantic, furious, lunatic. Frenillar, va. (Nau.) To bridle the oars. Frenlllo, tm. I. Impediment of the tongue, with which some childreu are horn, said to be tongue-tied. 2. (Nau.) Bridle of the oars, a rope with which the oars are tied. Freuo, sm. 1. Bridle or Lit of the bridle. 2. (Met.) Curb, restraint, check, control. Morder el /t'eno, To bite the bridle. Frental, a. Frontal: applied to the muscles of the forehead. Frentaza, s/. augm. A broad forehead. Frente, s/. 1. Forehead, frunt, the part of the face which reaches from the eye-brows to the hair. 2. Face. V. Scmblintte. Frente a frente, Face to face.--s. com. 1. Front, the forepart of a building or any other thing, which meets the eye. 2...