Crossword clues for fro
fro
- Fluffy 'do
- Direction to swing
- Counterpart of to
- Bushy hairstyle, for short
- Big do?
- Big do, informally
- Big 'do
- Associate of to
- Walking to and ___
- To's tag-along
- To's parter
- To's cohort
- To companion
- To and ___ (in both directions)
- To and ___ (both ways)
- To & ...
- Swaying to and --
- Style with a pick
- Style for Bob Ross, for short
- Spheroid hairdo, for short
- Soul singers often rocked it
- Rainbow Man's do
- Questlove's do
- Questlove's big hairstyle, for short
- Puffy hairstyle, for short
- Popular frightwig
- Popular fright wig
- Picked hairstyle, in slang
- One way to pace
- Not just to
- Moving to and ___
- Moving to and __
- Move to and --
- Lenny Kravitz's hairstyle, familiarly
- Kinky hairdo, informally
- Jimi Hendrix do, for short
- Jackson Five do, slangily
- It's not the first direction something swings
- Hippie do
- Hip Jew do?
- Half of a pendulum's path?
- Hairstyle worn by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the 1970s, familiarly
- Hairstyle for Questlove of "The Tonight Show," for short
- Haircut also called a natural
- Funk style
- Frizzy hairdo, briefly
- Ethnic hairdo, informally
- Emo do
- Early Jacko do
- Domed hairstyle
- Do you might pick out
- Do that's picked, briefly
- Do that might block someone's view, for short
- Do for Jimi Hendrix
- Do for Beyoncé in "Goldmember"
- Definitely not to
- Cut with a pick
- Cut also called a natural
- Curly hairstyle, for short
- Counterpart to to
- Companion of "to"
- Coif that gets squished by headphones
- Classic fright wig, for short
- Bushy style, briefly
- Bushy hairstyle, briefly
- Blown-out style, for short
- Blown-out do
- Black Power cut
- Big style, briefly
- Big round hairdo, in slang
- Big hairdo, for short
- Big fuzzy 'do
- Back towards "to"
- Back or maybe forth
- A way to sway
- 1970s basketball haircut, casually
- "Wilt thou break a leaf driven to and ---?" (Job 13:25)
- "To" reversal
- 'Do with a pick
- 'Do called a "natural"
- To's opposite
- To and _____
- Back again
- This way, or that
- One way to swing?
- Curly coif, for short
- To's partner, sometimes
- Not to, say
- To and ___ (back and forth)
- One of two ways
- To converse
- To's reverse
- Not to, maybe
- Funky do
- Opposite of to
- Big do, slangily
- Bushy do, for short
- Big do, for short
- Bushy 'do
- Natural do
- Old Michael Jackson 'do
- Black power hairdo, for short
- Black pride cut, informally
- One way to sway
- 'Do that one would rarely wear a hat with
- Slangy hairdo
- Frizzy do, informally
- Jimi Hendrix's do, informally
- ___-yo (cold treat, briefly)
- Returning in the opposite direction
- Early Jackson 5 'do
- Back the other way
- 1960s Angela Davis do, informally
- Dr. J's do, once
- Questlove's hairdo, for short
- Back to?
- Backward
- To's companion
- Return swing
- Away, idiomatically
- To and —
- To's counterpart
- To and ---
- '60s do
- Way to sway
- Partner of to, sometimes
- Move to and __
- To's mate
- Frizzy hairstyle
- Opposite of "to"
- Certain do
- To's antithesis
- Pendulum direction
- Walk to and ___
- To associate?
- Swing to and ___
- Puffy do
- Pendulum direction?
- To's associate
- To partner
- One way, on a swing
- In the opposite direction
- "To and ____"
- Way to swing
- Sway to and ___
- Round 'do
- Popular Halloween wig
- Do with a pick, maybe
- Counterpart of "to"
- Back, once you go to
- To return?
- To mate?
- To counterpart
- Swing to and --
- Swing to and
- Swaying direction
- Returning, in a way
- Half a pendulum's path?
- Frizzy 'do, for short
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Fro \Fro\ (fr[=o]), adv. [OE. fra, fro, adv. & prep., Icel.
fr[=a], akin to Dan. fra from, E. from. See From.]
From; away; back or backward; -- now used only in opposition
to the word to, in the phrase to and fro, that is, to and
from. See To and fro under To.
--Milton.
Fro \Fro\, prep.
From. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 adv. (context archaic English) from; away; back or backward. In modern English used only in the set phrase (term: to and fro) ("back and forth"). Etymology 2
n. (context slang English) An afro (''hairstyle'').
WordNet
Wikipedia
Fro may refer to:
- "Fro", slang for Afro, a hairstyle in the form of a big puff
- fro, the ISO 639 code for the language ''Old French
- José Roel Lungay, a priest widely known as Fro (for Father Roel)
- Fro, as in the phrase "to and fro" referring to back and forth
- FRO Swedish Voluntary Radio organisation. Part of the Swedish civil defence.
FRO can refer to
- a file format which is used by the SQL database on the Network Element
- Fixed return option, American Stock Exchange's name for binary option
- Faroe Islands
- Frontline Ltd's New York Stock Exchange
- Florø Airport's IATA airport code
- Family responsibility office, in Ontario, Canada
- Forest range officer, an officer in the State Forest Services of the Government of India
- For Rednecks Only, the first enduro mountain biking sports team in Hungary
- "For Record Only", used in caving surveys for recording the existence of a cave without thoroughly describing it
Usage examples of "fro".
As the to and fro of the pendulum, so the abient and adient swings of his mood.
Caderousse, waving his hand in token of adieu to Danglars, and bending his steps towards the Allees de Meillan, moving his head to and fro, and muttering as he went, after the manner of one whose mind was overcharged with one absorbing idea.
They gasped at the sight of the afanc, thrashing furiously now in the lake with its great neck bending to and fro.
The steps were complex and there was a lot of good-humored chaffing as Alec jostled to and fro between Beka and Elsbet.
Now and then a much larger flock comes down into the plain, wheeling to and fro, and presently descending upon an arable field, where they cover the ground.
There were no wires overhead--no sound of life or movement except, here and there, there passed slowly to and fro human figures dressed in the same asbestos clothes as my acquaintance, with the same hairless faces, and the same look of infinite age upon them.
The beautiful Moreton Bay bignonia, with its clusters of pink blossom, and the passion--flower completely covered the roof and verandah, and was trained into arches, though here and there a long wreath escaped from its confinement, and waved to and fro in the evening breeze, which had now set in.
Mother and son ate in the kitchen, with Madame Chabot jumping up from her chair every other minute and moving to and fro between the table and the stove.
Around her were the blue flowers softly waving to and fro, and beyond the gleaming patches of the cistus flowers and the red centaury, while the sweet scent of the brown blossoms and of the fragrant prunella enveloped her as she sat.
Doubling to and fro among forests and swamps, he insisted, was the only possible path of access to the undiscovered Coquina hills of Florida.
Luckily enough though, I had the previous week purchased a Saab 9000 from a huckster culchie car dealer I had met in the car one Sunday night, so after a week of toing and froing between insurers, Dublin City Council and the NCTS, I was back on the road.
The singing went on, and the people in the ring kept swaying to and fro for a long time, and at last the moon would rise over a place they called the Tole Deol, and came up and showed them swinging and swaying from side to side, with the sweet thick smoke curling up from the burning coals, and floating in circles all around them.
Separacion doth each part from the other devide, The subtill fro the gross, fro the thick the thin.
He held a stainless steel dibble, swung it to and fro in a menacing manner.
Among the myriad colonies of close-set mussels, which gave a blue bloom, like that of the sloe, to the weed-covered boulders, a few kittiwakes and dotterels flitted to and fro.