How Do You Spell FRILL?

Pronunciation: [fɹˈɪl] (IPA)

The word "frill" is a commonly misspelled word. It is spelled with two "l's" and no "e," despite its pronunciation. The IPA phonetic transcription for "frill" is /frɪl/. The "f" is a voiceless labiodental fricative, the "r" is an alveolar approximant, the "i" is a lax front unrounded vowel, and the "l" is an alveolar lateral approximant. The spelling of "frill" may seem counterintuitive, but it is important to remember for clear communication in writing.

FRILL Meaning and Definition

1. Frill can be defined as a decorative or ornamental feature that is added to an object or garment, primarily for the purpose of embellishment. It is a type of trim or adornment typically seen in clothing, curtains, or furnishings, comprised of a gathered or ruffled strip of fabric or material that is added as an embellishment for aesthetic purposes.

   Frills can be found in various forms, such as flounces, ruffles, or pleats, and are commonly seen on the edges or along the seams of garments, adding a decorative touch. They often give a sense of elegance, delicacy, or femininity to the item they are attached to.

   Furthermore, frills can also refer to excessive or unnecessary ornamental details that are deemed as superfluous or extravagant. In this context, it refers to superficial embellishments or decorative elements that are considered excessive or unnecessary, adding only aesthetic value without any particular functionality.

   The term "frill" is derived from the Middle French word "fréner," which means "to prink" or "to curl." It gained popularity during the late 16th century and has since become a common term used to describe various decorative elements used in fashion, design, or aesthetics.

2. • A plaited band to a garment; a ruffle.

   • To attach a frill to; to ruffle with cold, as a hawk her feathers.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for FRILL

• friom
• fulll
• fruilt
• frive
• fulill
• frale
• filll
• fifill
• dril
• twrill
• fyull
• feidl
• ayrill
• frrl
• rfill
• wrilly
• frima
• fufill
• frieb
• ffall
• fraily
• falll
• ffull
• farell
• felll
• ferile
• frolm
• fofill
• fril
• perill
• fuiel
• froll
• frile
• foill
• frijoll
• fribol
• ferill
• freill
• frilll
• frilld
• fusill
• orill
• prill
• zorill
• forile
• fovill
• Fricle
• frikle
• Oriall
• friki
• Orilli
• frikell
• frsll
• frppl
• affill
• cripll
• frikb
• frlle
• frqlq
• ucill
• uvill
• arilld
• Criill
• Fruilli
• Ovill
• frijoal
• CRSILL
• FIIIl
• HRLLL
• FRSLLE
• fotill
• Fucill
• Oorill
• Yiill
• Frweill
• Fribil
• ERULL
• fudill

Etymology of FRILL

The word frill originates from the Middle English term frille, which first appeared in the 14th century. It derived from the Old French word froil, which referred to a rim or edge. The Old French term itself likely came from the Old High German word frilla, meaning a wrinkled edge. Ultimately, the origin of frill can be traced back to the Germanic root thrij-, which conveyed the sense of to turn or to twist.

Similar spelling words for FRILL

• file,
• frail,
• fell,
• frawley,
• grill,
• freely,
• frilly,
• fraley,
• drill,
• frailey,
• full,
• Friuli,
• fail,
• friley,
• freel,
• fri.,
• fall,
• freewill,
• friel,
• foil,
• fill,
• filly,
• roll,
• trill.

Plural form of FRILL is FRILLS

Conjugate verb Frill

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have frilled

you would have frilled

he/she/it would have frilled

we would have frilled

they would have frilled

I would have frill

you would have frill

he/she/it would have frill

we would have frill

they would have frill

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been frilling

you would have been frilling

he/she/it would have been frilling

we would have been frilling

they would have been frilling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would frill

you would frill

he/she/it would frill

we would frill

they would frill

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be frilling

you would be frilling

he/she/it would be frilling

we would be frilling

they would be frilling

FUTURE

I will frill

you will frill

he/she/it will frill

we will frill

they will frill

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be frilling

you will be frilling

he/she/it will be frilling

we will be frilling

they will be frilling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have frilled

you will have frilled

he/she/it will have frilled

we will have frilled

they will have frilled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been frilling

you will have been frilling

he/she/it will have been frilling

we will have been frilling

they will have been frilling

IMPERATIVE

you frill

we let´s frill

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to frill

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was frilling

you were frilling

he/she/it was frilling

we were frilling

they were frilling

PAST PARTICIPLE

frilled

PAST PERFECT

I had frilled

you had frilled

he/she/it had frilled

we had frilled

they had frilled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been frilling

you had been frilling

he/she/it had been frilling

we had been frilling

they had been frilling

PRESENT

I frill

you frill

he/she/it frills

we frill

they frill

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am frilling

you are frilling

he/she/it is frilling

we are frilling

they are frilling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

frilling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have frilled

you have frilled

he/she/it has frilled

we have frilled

they have frilled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been frilling

you have been frilling

he/she/it has been frilling

we have been frilling

they have been frilling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it frill

SIMPLE PAST

I frilled

you frilled

he/she/it frilled

we frilled

they frilled