Frail is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRAIL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a basket for holding dried fruit
• A basket made of rushes, used chiefly for containing figs and raisins.
• The quantity of raisins -- about thirty-two, fifty-six, or seventy-five pounds, -- contained in a frail.
• A rush for weaving baskets.
• the weight of a frail (basket) full of raisins or figs; between 50 and 75 pounds
• a basket for holding dried fruit (especially raisins or figs)
• rush basket for figs or raisins
ADJECTIVE:
• weak, infirm
• easily damaged or broken; weak
• weak in character or morals.
• (of a person) weak and delicate
• physically weak
• wanting in moral strength, courage, or will; having the attributes of man as opposed to e.g. divine beings
• easily broken or damaged or destroyed
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fragile
• a basket for holding dried fruits

Words related to FRAIL

frailer10 frailest11 frailish14 frailly13 frailness12 frailnesses14 frails9 slimsy11

Words that contain FRAIL

frails9 frailer10 frailly13 frailty13 frailest11 frailish14 frailtee11 taffrail14 frailness12 frailtees12 frailties12 taffrails15 frailnesses14

How to use FRAIL in a sentence

• And the Providence of boys is frail and prone to yield.
• But I will not waste my sorrow, Lest the Campbell women say That the daughters of Clanranald Are as weak and frail as they.
• It has entirely cured the lung weakness, and I have grown strong and vigorous instead of being frail and delicate as of old.
• Over and over again the one frail elevator was jammed with the laughing crowd and shot up to the hat factory on the ninth floor and back.
• And as she hoped she feared, lest all her frail barrier of cards should be swept away by a single breath.
• The twilight had deepened into night, and she watched the frail curve of the young moon dropping to the edge of the hills.
• Besides she must not yet know that the brute who had choked her was alive and might still hold the power of life and death over her frail body.
• She knew that the mysterious Power which orders all things has not trusted to a frail support in resting the conservation of the race upon the strength of loving.
• They found her frail body lying prone against the door, the hands broken and torn by much wild beating upon its studded panels.
• Then, as we wrestled on the bridge, we both struck against the barrier, which was low, frail, and old, so that it gave way under our weight, and we both fell into the moat.
• To his mind the craft carrying the three of them and their net of supplies was too frail, rode too high.
• But as a result probably of the rocking and straining of the frail structure, the plank that Catherine set against the door had settled down and stuck fast.
• HARLEY then went to the lodgings of the frail or rather fair one, knocked at the door most violently, and at length she appeared at the window, in evident alarm.
• I know myself to be a frail, responsible being, and that my spirit is composed of those imperishable materials which will enable me to exist in a state of retribution.
• Messengers and men on unknown businesses shot along the drooping cables and the frail bridges were crowded with men.
• He was not fitted for hard work, however, as he was frail in constitution and incapable of bearing much fatigue.
• Now remove the former away, where there are no very frail materials for him to act upon, and place the latter where he is exposed to no special temptation, and all would be well.
• We are born with weakly bodies, we have grown up delicate and frail, we could no more transform ourselves into strong, powerful men, than we could make ourselves into elephants.
• Sometimes he is to be seen chatting with Buddhist deities, with the hammer-bearing Daikoku, with Ebisu the fisherman, with fat naked Hotei, and with Benten, the fair but frail.
• The steamboats on these waters are constructed of very frail materials, and whenever one came into collision with my flotilla, she immediately sank.
• In this manner were the females seated, cautioned not to trust their feet on the frail security of the booms, and supported by the unremitting care of the Alderman.
• She wanted two months of completing her sixteenth year, and was of so frail a constitution that Dr.
• All she accomplished was to let down the frail roofing of the den and get a glimpse of the sky.
• Lake Yellowstone has never mirrored in itself even the frail canoes of painted savages.
• He was a tall, frail man of thirty-five, with a wasted face, and brown hair flowing over his shoulders, like most of his brethren of the same age.

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