1. A ship of war having two batteries, viz., on the spar-deck and the main-deck, and carrying usually from 20 up to 50 guns.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• rigte,
• fridat,
• regate,
• pricate,
• erigate,
• freate,
• frighe,
• fridage,
• frighter,
• frigit,
• frigten,
• friggates,
• mrgate,
• fridaty,
• frigets,
• frigile,
• friute,
• serigate,
• friget,
• fregate

• fricative,
• frightful,
• frosted,
• frustrate,
• fruchter,
• frightened,
• frighten,
• fregata,
• fright,
• freighter,
• frustrated,
• fregatidae,
• freshwater,
• freight.

The adjective form of the word "frigate" is "frigate-like".

The plural of the "frigate" can be the "frigates".

The singular of the "frigate" can be the "frigate".