ALL meanings of fret
fret
F f - verb transitive fret to wear away by gnawing, rubbing, corroding, etc. 0
- verb transitive fret to make or form by wearing away 0
- verb transitive fret to make rough; disturb 0
- verb transitive fret to irritate; vex; annoy; worry 0
- intransitive verb fret to gnaw (into, on, or upon) 0
- intransitive verb fret to become eaten, corroded, worn, frayed, etc. 0
- intransitive verb fret to become rough or disturbed 0
- intransitive verb fret to be irritated, annoyed, or querulous; worry 0
- noun fret a wearing away 0
- noun fret a worn place 0
- noun fret irritation; worry 0
- noun fret an ornamental net or network, esp. one formerly worn by women as a headdress 0
- noun fret an ornamental pattern of small, straight bars intersecting or joining one another, usually at right angles, to form a regular design, as for a border or in an architectural relief 0
- verb transitive fret to ornament with a fret 0
- noun fret any of several narrow, lateral ridges fixed across the fingerboard of a banjo, guitar, mandolin, etc. to regulate the fingering 0
- verb transitive fret to furnish with frets 0
- verb transitive fret to press the strings (of a banjo, etc.) against the frets 0