frictionaryadj.
/ˈfrɪkʃənəri/ = frictional adj.Apparently an isolated use.
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1839 Lady Lytton Cheveley (ed. 2) I. xii. 281 He considerably endangered Frump's frictionary equilibrium, and nearly reduced her to a horizontal position.
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adj.1839- to come to an end
- to come to an explanation
- to come to an éclaircissement
- to come to anchor
- to come to attention
- to come to be a woman
- to come to bear
- to come to bow
- to come to buckle and bare thong
- to come to etc fruition
- to come to etc full fruition
- to come to fine
- to come to fruition
- to come to full fruition
- to come to good
- to have one's collar felt
- to have one's days
- to have one's ear to the ground
- to have one's ears flapping
- to have one's ears on
- to have one's ears to the ground
- to have one's eye after
- to have one's eye in
- to have one's eye on
- to have one's eye on the ball