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51frantic — adj overexcited, overwrought, all worked up, wild, frenzied, hysterical, at one s wit s end, at the end of one s rope; distraught, distracted, Inf. in a dither, Inf. in a tizzy, upset, extremely agitated; furious, in a furor, beside oneself, out… …
52frantic — fran·tic …
53frantic — adjective Syn: panic stricken, panicky, beside oneself, at one s wits end, distraught, overwrought, worked up, frenzied, frenetic, fraught, feverish, desperate; informal in a state, tearing one s hair out; Brit.; informal having kittens, in a… …
54frantic — fran•tic [[t]ˈfræn tɪk[/t]] adj. 1) wild with emotion; frenzied 2) marked by desperation; anxious 3) archaic insane; mad • Etymology: 1325–75; ME frantik, frenetik < OF frenetique < L phrenēticus delirious fran′ti•cal•ly, adv. fran′tic•ness …
55frantic — /ˈfræntɪk / (say frantik) adjective 1. wild with excitement, passion, fear, pain, etc.; frenzied; characterised by or relating to frenzy. 2. Obsolete insane or mad. {Middle English frentik, from Old French frenetique, from Latin phrenēticus… …
56frantic — adj. fun, wild, amazing …
57frantic — adj. 1 wildly excited; frenzied. 2 characterized by great hurry or anxiety; desperate, violent. 3 colloq. extreme; very great. Derivatives: frantically adv. franticly adv. franticness n. Etymology: ME frentik, frantik f. OF frenetique f. L… …
58Operation Frantic —   Part of Strategic bombing during World War II …
59Fat and Frantic — were a humorous Christian music group who played a self styled mixture of Gospel Music and Skiffle which they described as Goffle (but its been said that some people accused them of playing a mix of punk and skiffle, called piffle !) Formed in… …
60Operation Frantic Joe — Infobox Military Conflict conflict=Operation Frantic Joe partof= Strategic bombing during World War II caption=image placeholder date=June 2, 1944 place=Debrecen, Hungary result= combatant1= combatant2= commander1= Ira C. Eaker commander2=… …
