fraught 
(frôt)
(frôt)adj.
1. Filled with a specified element or elements; charged: an incident fraught with danger; an evening fraught with high drama.
2. Marked by or causing distress; emotional: "an account of a fraught mother-daughter relationship" (Francesca Simon).
n.
Scots
Scots
Freight; cargo.
[Middle English, past participle of fraughten, to load, from fraght, cargo; see FREIGHT, and from Middle Dutch vrachten, to load (from vracht, freight; see aik- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots).]
- in the lurch
- in the market
- in the middle
- in the money
- in the name of
- in the nick of time
- in the offing
- in the public eye
- in the raw
- in the round
- in the running
- in the saddle
- in the same boat
- in the same breath
- in the short run
- in the soup
- in the street
- in the sun
- in the swim
- in the tank
- in the teeth of
- in the wake of
- in the way
- in the wind
- in the wings