What does froth mean?

n. A collection of small bubbles, like the foam you see on top of a shaken soda or a mug of beer.; Unimportant or trivial things that seem exciting but have no real value.; v. To produce bubbles or foam, like when water splashes and creates a bubbly surface.; To foam at the mouth, usually seen in animals when they are excited or angry.

froth - Meaning, Definition & Examples

noun

R

A collection of small bubbles, like the foam you see on top of a shaken soda or a mug of beer.

I prefer my coffee without too much froth.

R

Unimportant or trivial things that seem exciting but have no real value.

The whole event turned out to be just a lot of froth and bubble.

verb

R

To produce bubbles or foam, like when water splashes and creates a bubbly surface.

The waves frothed against the rocks.

R

To foam at the mouth, usually seen in animals when they are excited or angry.

The dog was frothing at the mouth, eager to play.

translation

A collection of small bubbles, like the foam you see on top of a shaken soda or a mug of beer.; Unimportant or trivial things that seem exciting but have no real value.

To produce bubbles or foam, like when water splashes and creates a bubbly surface.; To foam at the mouth, usually seen in animals when they are excited or angry.

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Progressive frothing

Past frothed

Plural froths

Perfect frothed

3rd Present froths

froth

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