abscinded
/əbˈsɪndɪd/ /abˈsɪndɪd/Now rare
adjective
Cut off, detached, separated.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Walter Charleton (1620–1707), physician and natural philosopher. From abscind + -ed.
- French fries
- French furlough
- French furze
- French grass
- French gray
- French grey
- French grunt
- French Guiana
- French harp
- French heath
- french heel
- French hem
- French honeysuckle
- French hood
- French horn
- Frenchie
- Frenchification
- Frenchify
- French Impressionism
- French Impressionist
- frenching
- Frenchise
- Frenchism
- French ivory
- Frenchize