frash

There was moch frash snow fall, and heavy going for the dogs.

The Fur Bringers A Story of the Canadian Northwest Hulbert Footner 1911

Ah, that should be a fearful end, young fellow, and it worst of all for a man who destroyed his da, for the like of him would get small mercies, and when it’s dead he is, they’d put him in a narrow grave, with cheap sacking wrapping him round, and pour down quicklime on his head, the way you’d see a woman pouring any frish-frash from a cup.

Act Two John Millington 1911

Ah, that should be a fearful end, young fellow, and it worst of all for a man who destroyed his da, for the like of him would get small mercies, and when it's dead he is, they'd put him in a narrow grave, with cheap sacking wrapping him round, and pour down quicklime on his head, the way you'd see a woman pouring any frish-frash from a cup.

The Playboy of the Western World; a Comedy in Three Acts 1907

Downtown Buffalo frequently smells like frash baked Cheerios, which needless to say is AWESOME.

feeling listless 2009

BUT, here's the catch: corresponding story (flash frash fiction?) entries for these Dream Journal songs aren't available quite yet, but will be eventually.

World of SL 2009

Consequently, even a small deviation could send the spacecraft into a frash course towards the moon or earth-or on a path leading into deep space.

Latest News Online - The Indian Express 2008

Consequently, even a small deviation could send the spacecraft into a frash course towards the moon or earth-or on a path leading into deep space.

The Financial Express 2008

e.g. "rally" a few days right after the major frash in Oct/1987 and Sep/11/2001

Had Israel's assault on Lebanon closed or enlarged the gap? Sun Bin 2006

e.g. "rally" a few days right after the major frash in Oct/1987 and Sep/11/2001

Archive 2006-08-01 Sun Bin 2006

Bill went from the store straight to the home of the old merchant and told the wife of the merchant that he was "frash from auld Ireland, and that he had one shawl left, from his large stock, that he would sell her real cheaply.

The Second William Penn A true account of incidents that happened along the old Santa Fe Trail William H. Ryus