freck
11freck — ˈfrek adjective Etymology: Middle English frek, from Old English frec greedy, eager, bold, dangerous more at freak 1. dialect Britain a. : eager, ready b …
12frecken — freck·en …
13freckly — freck·ly …
14freckled — freck|led [ frekld ] or freck|ly [ frekli ] adjective covered in freckles …
15freckle — freck•le [[t]ˈfrɛk əl[/t]] n. v. led, ling 1) anat. any of the small brownish spots on the skin that are caused by deposition of pigment and that increase in number and darken on exposure to sunlight; lentigo 2) to cover with freckles 3) to… …
16freckling — freck·ling (frekґling) the occurrence of freckles …
17freckle — freck|le [ˈfrekəl] n [C usually plural] [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: frecken freckle (14 19 centuries), from Old Norse freknur] freckles are small brown spots on someone s skin, especially on their face, which the sun can cause to increase in number …
18freckled — freck|led [ˈfrekəld] adj having freckles freckled face/skin …
19freckle — freck|le [ frekl ] noun count a small brown spot on someone s skin. A permanent raised brown spot on your skin is called a mole …
20freckled — freck·led …