fronts (noun)

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• Y-FRONTS — n. propr. men s or boys briefs with a Y shaped seam at the front. * * * Y fronts see under ↑Y (n). Yˈ fronts plural noun Underpants for men or boys, with a front seamed opening in the shape of an inverted Y • • • Main Entry: ↑Y * * * Y fronts UK… …   Useful english dictionary

• Y-fronts — noun Mens briefs that have a fly as part of an inverted Y formed by the seams …   Wiktionary

• y-fronts — noun (plural) BrE men s underwear which has a part at the front shaped like an upside down Y …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

• Y-fronts — ► PLURAL NOUN Brit. trademark ▪ men s or boys underpants with a seam at the front in the shape of an upside down Y …   English terms dictionary

• Y-fronts — plural noun Brit. trademark men s or boys underpants with a branching seam at the front in the shape of an upside down Y …   English new terms dictionary

• Y-fronts — /ˈwaɪ frʌnts/ (say wuy frunts) plural noun Chiefly British men s underpants with two overlapping layers of cloth at the bottom front which, with a vertical seam at the top front, form an inverted Y. {trademark} …  

• cold front — noun the front of an advancing mass of colder air • Syn: ↑polar front • Hypernyms: ↑front • Hyponyms: ↑squall line * * * noun : an advancing edge of a cold air mass that is displacing warm air in its path often recognized by a wind shift and drop …   Useful english dictionary

• warm front — noun the front of an advancing mass of warmer air • Hypernyms: ↑front * * * noun : the forward boundary of a warm air mass moving to replace a retreating cold air mass see front illustration * * * Meteorol. a transition zone between a mass of… …   Useful english dictionary

• front — Noun: That which faces forward. Appearance. A union which has complied with the National Labor Relations Act acting on behalf of a union which has not complied with such statute. 31 Am J Rev ed Lab § 222. Verb: To stand opposite something. A… …   Ballentine's law dictionary

• beachfront — noun Date: 1921 a strip of land that fronts a beach …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• dichotomy — noun (plural mies) Etymology: Greek dichotomia, from dichotomos Date: 1610 1. a division into two especially mutually exclusive or contradictory groups or entities < the dichotomy between theory and practice >; also …   New Collegiate Dictionary