Uk English Meaning of froward
froward
Other Uk English words related to froward
- bad
- mischievous
- naughty
- childish
- contrary
- defiant
- disobedient
- errant
- improper
- Impudent
- insolent
- rebellious
- Rude
- selfish
- wicked
- Wild
- wilful
- Arch
- babyish
- uncooperative
- disorderly
- disrespectful
- dissolute
- elfin
- evil
- headstrong
- Ill-mannered
- Ill-natured
- Immature
- impish
- impolite
- inconsiderate
- unseemly
- childish
- insurgent
- intractable
- young
- knavish
- Misbehaving
- mutinous
- Noisy
- ornery
- perverse
- prankish
- childish
- rascally
- recalcitrant
- refractory
- restless
- roguish
- rowdy
- ruffianly
- thoughtless
- transgressing
- uncontrollable
- uncouth
- Ungovernable
- unkind
- unkindly
- ill-mannered
- unruly
- untoward
- waggish
- wayward
- willful
- wrongheaded
- monkeying around
- monkeyish
- pixieish
- acquiescent
- behaved
- Clean
- compliant
- considerate
- Correct
- courteous
- dutiful
- moral
- nice
- obedient
- orderly
- polite
- proper
- respectable
- submissive
- thoughtful
- compliant
- Amenable
- amiable
- angelic
- behaving
- cherubic
- complacent
- decent
- decorous
- divine
- docile
- good-natured
- heavenly
- kindly
- mannerly
- pleasant
- tractable
- adult
- angelic
- discreet
- Governable
- Mature
- modest
- obliging
Nearest Words of froward
Definitions and Meaning of froward in English
froward (s)
habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition
froward (a.)
Not willing to yield or compIy with what is required or is reasonable; perverse; disobedient; peevish; as, a froward child.
FAQs About the word froward
froward
habitually disposed to disobedience and oppositionNot willing to yield or compIy with what is required or is reasonable; perverse; disobedient; peevish; as, a f
bad,mischievous,naughty,childish,contrary,defiant,disobedient,errant,improper,Impudent
acquiescent,behaved,Clean,compliant,considerate,Correct,courteous,dutiful,moral,nice
frow => frown, frouzy => fusty, frouncing => frills, frounceless => frownless, frounced => Frounced,
