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frass — insect excrement, 1854, from Ger. frasz, from root of fressen to devour, to eat as a beast does (see FRET (Cf. fret) (v.)) … Etymology dictionary
frass — [fras] n. the mixture of fecal material and plant matter left by an animal, esp. an insect, after it has eaten its way into a tree, plant, etc … English World dictionary
Frass — 1. Der Frass bringt mehr vmb als das Schwert. – Lehmann, II, 62, 106; Henisch, 1184; Petri, II, 313; Eiselein, 178; Körte, 1481; Simrock, 2606. Engl.: Gluttony and drunkeness destroy more than the sword. Frz.: La gourmandise a tué plus de gens… … Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon
frass — /fras/, n. insect excrement. [1850 55; orig., the refuse and excrement of boring or leaf eating insects < G Frass insect damage, corrosion, n. from base of fressen to eat (of animals); see FRESS, FRET1] * * * … Universalium
frass — 1. untidy 2. smelly, repellent His crib is well frass. An item of London youth slang recorded for the film Backslang in 2003 … Contemporary slang
frass — [fras] noun 1》 powdery refuse produced by wood boring insects. 2》 the excrement of insect larvae. Origin C19: from Ger. Frass, from fressen devour … English new terms dictionary
frass — Debris and fecal matter produced by insects, e.g. the characteristic accumulation of frass and mucilage exudate on the surface of cycad stems infested with stem borers … Expanded glossary of Cycad terms
frass — noun Etymology: German, insect damage, literally, eating away, from Old High German vrāz food, from frezzan to devour more at fret Date: 1854 debris or excrement produced by insects … New Collegiate Dictionary
frass — n. [Ger. fressen, to devour] Insect larval excrement usually mixed with plant fragments … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
frass — noun The droppings or excrement of insects … Wiktionary
