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fret(2) (iou) and Poldhu Cove Beach (tourism)


fret(2) (iou)



fret noun2. LME.
[Prob. from Old French frete trellis, interlaced work (mod. frette), of unkn. origin: see FRET verb2.]
Ornamental interlaced work; esp. a decorative network of jewels or flowers for the hair. LME.
Heraldry. Orig., a figure formed by alternate interlacing bendlets and bendlets sinister. Later, a device consisting of two narrow bands in saltire interlaced with a mascle. LME.
An ornamental pattern composed of continuous combinations of straight lines, usu. joined at right angles. Also Greek fret. E17.
fretwise adverb in the form of a fret, interlaced LME-E18.

Poldhu Cove Beach (tourism)


Poldhu Cove Beach is in Cornwall, in South West England (Great Britain).