1. A cloak button, swelled in the middle; a small barrel-shaped silk ornament with tassels, used in the decoration of mantles, &c.

2. A common amphibious animal of the batrachian tribe, remarkable for its activity in swimming and leaping; a sort of tender born that grows in the middle of the sole of a horse's foot.

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

• frowd,
• friom,
• froma,
• from,
• rog,
• froor,
• froke,
• frod,
• yfrom,
• frok,
• frgot,
• froog,
• froup,
• ferom,
• froxe,
• frop,
• froce,
• groug,
• aroug,
• froget

• From,
• fruge,
• Frasco,
• frogge,
• FRAG,
• Frisco,
• frigo,
• fresco,
• fog,
• frigg,
• frg,
• frogs,
• FRS,
• frigga,
• frix,
• Fregoe,
• fraga.

The adjective form of the word "frog" is "froggy".

The plural of the "frog" can be the "frogs".

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