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  • proper noun A female given name, a feminine form of Frederick or Fred, or short form of Winifred.

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Examples

  • She's the type na parating tumutulong sa mga household ... freda: Ako po si Freda pagadora nangangailanganng tulong niyo ryujsrj: wats new wid hermes MANYAK!!!!

    Startube - The Hottest in Music 2009

  • "So you call Freda, and she comes in and saves your life." breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the

    Medlogs - Recent stories 2010

  • "So you call Freda, and she comes in and saves your life." breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the

    NYT > Home Page By ELISSA GOOTMAN 2010

  • "So you call Freda, and she comes in and saves your life." breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the

    NYT > Home Page By ELISSA GOOTMAN 2010

  • "So you call Freda, and she comes in and saves your life." breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the

    NYT > Home Page By ELISSA GOOTMAN 2010

  • "So you call Freda, and she comes in and saves your life." breast-feeding their newborns in 2006, according to the latest figures from the

    NYT > Home Page By ELISSA GOOTMAN 2010

  • Mr Gwynne had called Freda impetuous, but he was not prepared for the sudden burst of uncontrollable grief that followed his announcement.

    Gladys, the Reaper Anne Beale

  • Moonstone, or a little Indian girl called Freda or Feda, who speaks of herself in the third person and who reports a great many silly things in

    Modern Religious Cults and Movements Gaius Glenn Atkins 1912

  • To their friends the twin sisters were known as Freda and Magda, and they lived with their father in a quaint riverside house by

    For the Faith Evelyn Everett-Green 1894

  • "Freda," said I to my friend after tea, when she and I were sitting comfortably by the fire in the library, "do you know anything about the old yellow-gray house up on the hill?"

    Not Pretty, but Precious Harriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford 1878

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