What does FROCK mean?

Definition of Frock

A frock is a type of dress that is usually worn by women or young girls. It is typically a loose-fitting garment that extends to the knees or lower, and may have a fitted bodice or be more flowing in style. The term "frock" can also refer to a type of religious habit worn by members of certain orders.

Pronunciation of Frock

• US: /frɑk/
• UK: /frɒk/

Origin and Usage of Frock

The word "frock" has its origins in Old French, where it referred to a monks habit or a womans gown. It was adopted into Middle English and has been used to describe various types of clothing throughout history. In modern usage, "frock" typically refers to a casual or informal dress for women or children.

Synonyms of Frock

• Dress
• Gown
• Smock
• Tunic

Related Words

• Choir
• Flask
• Gloze
• Knock
• Pluck

Example Sentences Using Frock

1. She wore a simple cotton frock to the picnic.
2. The nuns wore long black frocks and white wimples.
3. Her daughter looked adorable in her pink frock and matching sandals.
4. The fashion designer created a collection of vintage-inspired frocks for the runway show.