froth
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noun 1. foam; spume.
Ex. The froth of the waves collected on the beach.
(SYN) lather, scum, suds.
2. foaming saliva coming from the mouth, caused especially by disease or exertion.
Ex. There was froth on the mad dog's lips.
froth
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v.i. to give out froth; foam.
Ex. The ginger ale frothed up in the glass.
froth
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v.t. 1. to cause to foam, as by beating or pouring.
2. to give out or emit like froth or foam.
3. to cover with foam.
4. (Figurative.) to cover or invest with something light and trifling.
Ex. The Church of Santa Maria della Sa