Frye

[ frahy ]

noun
  1. (Herman) Northrop, 1912–91, Canadian literary critic and educator.

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How to use Frye in a sentence

  • Frye played full-back on the Salem High-School team last year, but is better qualified for a line position.

  • Finally Frye turned to him and asked rather abruptly: "Well, Mr. Page, what do you know about law?"

    Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munn
  • When, a few days after Frank had called upon Page, the latter chanced to mention it to Frye, he made a note of it at once.

    Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munn
  • Albert thought of Burns' apt cynicism just then, and wished that Frye might for one moment see himself as others saw him.

    Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munn
  • He felt tempted to tell Frank just what Frye had said, and what his opinion of him was, but wisely kept it to himself.

    Uncle Terry | Charles Clark Munn