frosh
Americannoun
plural
froshnoun
Etymology
Origin of frosh
First recorded in 1910–15; by alteration and shortening
Example Sentences
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Head coach Adam Levine shared that in addition to Teegardin, three frosh/soph players and three JV players also lost their homes.
From Los Angeles Times
The state frosh record is 21.15 by Serra’s Warren Rogers from 1997!
From Los Angeles Times
“He was a great resource for us,” said Brian Frosh, the former attorney general of Maryland.
From New York Times
That sure sounds a lot like what former Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said in November as part of his office’s settlement with the team:
From Washington Times
Brian E. Frosh, a Democrat who was then Maryland’s attorney general, announced in November that his office’s consumer protection division reached a settlement with the Commanders over allegations that the team withheld security deposits from ticket holders.
From Washington Post
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