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1 fretful
fretful ['fretfʊl]∎ a fretful child un enfant grognon;∎ the baby's fretful crying les pleurnichements mpl du bébé -
2 fretful
fretful [ˈfretfʊl][person] irritable ; [baby, child] pleurnicheur* * *['fretfl]adjective [child] grognon; [adult] énervé, agité -
3 fretful
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