fream

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  1. To roar; make a din. Hudge fluds lowdlye freaming from mountayns loftye be trowlling. Stanihurst, Æneid, iv. 169.

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  1. = French frémir, rustle, shake, tremble, from L, fremere, rustle, murmur, roar: see brim.
 

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